Kevin Nash Photography - ONE MOMENT IN TIME

It was June 2018 when I took the plunge into the world of photography and after a chance encounter with a local professional wildlife photographer I was soon spending every opportunity out and about with my gear.

I've since become absolutely passionate about this hobby and have met many fantastic people on adventures all over the UK & Overseas.

My main subject matter remains wildlife and especially birds of prey, but it's the general travelling aspect of photography that really appeals!

This website has been created to present some of my favourite images along with documenting the many adventures had to date!

The photographic journey has only just begun........

Landscape Photographer of the Year Award

25/03/2022

Absolutely delighted to have claimed the "International Landscape Photographer of the Year" Award at the recent Sociaty of Photographers convention held in London.

Mull Sea Eagle Photo Overall 2nd Place

12/05/2021

Fantastic news to have been awarded Overall 2nd Place in "Bird Photographer of the Year 2021" run by the Society of International Nature and Wildlife Photographers That's 2nd place for the second year running now so fingers crossed to go all the way in 2022!

The Societies of Photographers - Gold Award

02/02/2021

Really pleased to have one of my images given a Gold Award in the January competition. This image taken off the beach at Rhoscolyn, Anglesey was in the "The Natural World - Landscapes" category.

The Societies of Photographers - Highly Commended Awards

02/02/2021

Two images given "Highly Commended" Awards in the January competition One in the Architectural category and the other in the Sport category

Vulture v Jackal

30/11/2020

An image from Zimanga private game reserve, South Africa made most of the daily newspapers after claming the "Judges Choice" image in a recent SINWP competition

Mull Sea Eagle

30/11/2020

Delighted to have been awarded 2nd place in the "Bird Photographer of the Year 2020" competition run by the Society of International Nature and Wildlife Photographers - This image of a White Tailed Sea Eagle even made it onto the front page of "The Scotsman"

Aviemore Ospreys

05/08/2020

Some of my Osprey images from a recent trip to Aviemore, Scotland made the Daily Star national newspaper and a double page spread....all these images and more were captured over a mad 60 sec period when four Ospreys all dived!

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Landscape Photographer of the Year Award

Absolutely delighted to have claimed the "International Landscape Photographer of the Year" Award at the recent Sociaty of Photographers convention held in London.

Mull Sea Eagle Photo Overall 2nd Place

Fantastic news to have been awarded Overall 2nd Place in "Bird Photographer of the Year 2021" run by the Society of International Nature and Wildlife Photographers That's 2nd place for the second year running now so fingers crossed to go all the way in 2022!

The Societies of Photographers - Gold Award

Really pleased to have one of my images given a Gold Award in the January competition. This image taken off the beach at Rhoscolyn, Anglesey was in the "The Natural World - Landscapes" category.

The Societies of Photographers - Highly Commended Awards

Two images given "Highly Commended" Awards in the January competition One in the Architectural category and the other in the Sport category

Vulture v Jackal

An image from Zimanga private game reserve, South Africa made most of the daily newspapers after claming the "Judges Choice" image in a recent SINWP competition

Mull Sea Eagle

Delighted to have been awarded 2nd place in the "Bird Photographer of the Year 2020" competition run by the Society of International Nature and Wildlife Photographers - This image of a White Tailed Sea Eagle even made it onto the front page of "The Scotsman"

Aviemore Ospreys

Some of my Osprey images from a recent trip to Aviemore, Scotland made the Daily Star national newspaper and a double page spread....all these images and more were captured over a mad 60 sec period when four Ospreys all dived!

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