About Dom Greves Photography
I specialise in natural history and environmental subjects - most recently the wildlife, people and places of the Isle of Purbeck in Dorset, UK.
My work has been used by organisations including the BBC, BBC Wildlife Magazine, The Guardian, National Trust, RSPB, Wildlife Trusts and Dorset County Council.
Most images can be bought or licensed online, for personal or commercial use. Framed prints and other print products are also available on request.
More of my stock photography can be found on Alamy, and my photo blog on Flickr.
I'm available for freelance work, so if you have a project you'd like to discuss please contact me.
Recent Projects
BBC Wildlife Magazine: Peregrine
The April 2012 edition of BBC Magazine featured one of my peregrine shots to illustrate an article about the remarkable international success of this bird across a variety of different habitats.
The image of a juvenile peregrine in flight along the Dorset coast was taken last summer.
Autumn Osprey
The BBC Nature UK team chose this photograph of a wild osprey to illustrate an article on autumn migration, which ran concurrently with the Autumnwatch TV series in 2010.
A small number of ospreys are regular visitors to Arne on the shores of Poole Harbour each year, as they build up strength before continuing south on their journey to Africa for the winter.
After 2 weeks' preparation I was finally able to capture a memorable sequence of stills and video, as this bird returned from its fishing expedition in the harbour with a freshly caught bass, and proceeded to devour it.
Virtual Tour
Durlston Country Park commissioned an interactive virtual tour for the Park website in order to interpret the site and attract new visitors.
Durlston lies on the 'Jurassic Coast' and forms part of the UNESCO Dorset and East Devon Coast World Heritage Site.
The finished virtual tour included several interactive 360 degree panoramic images taken at key vantage points across the site, accessed through a customised Google Maps interface.
Dorset Meadow 365
Durlston Country Park and National Nature Reserve near Swanage asked me to document the changing face of a traditional Dorset wildflower meadow over the course of a year.
Wildflower meadows afford a rich habitat for many plants and wild creatures, but are rapidly disappearing in the UK due to modern farming methods.
From early spring until late summer I observed the changing face of Oxeye Meadow and its inhabitants, producing portraits of individual species, immersive 360 degree interactive panoramas, and filmed short video journeys through this mini-jungle, for the Durlston website and visitor centre.
Durlston NNR
Durlston needed to redesign and update their main promotional leaflet to reflect their new designation as a National Nature Reserve.
My photographic work for this publication included numerous images of the Park landscape, its staff, visitors, historic landmarks and wild inhabitants.
A comprehensive archive of Park images was also made available to the public on the Durlston Flickr site under a Creative Commons licence.
Related Work
My video portfolio can be viewed on Vimeo, and related print and interactive media projects at www.domgreves.com.