Golden fields of Petersham Meadow
The picturesque daily walk along the Thames from Richmond station to my flat led me through this gorgeous meadow.
The picturesque daily walk along the Thames from Richmond station to my flat led me through this gorgeous meadow.
Photographing my commute into central london.
One of my favourite things about living in Richmond was my daily walks along the banks of the Thames.
These adorable little Egyptian goose goslings (Alopochen aegyptiaca) in Richmond Park didn’t stray far from their mum and only left her side when there was nobody nearby.
Red deer (Cervus elaphus) in Richmond Park being bothered by a swarm of flies.
I often stop to feed the ducks and geese in Richmond on my walk home from work. This Canada-Greylag hybrid goose (Branta canadensis/Anser anser) was eating out of my hand!
This view of the BT tower in London reflected in the glass outside UCL signalled the end of every day.
The greenhouses at Kew Gardens show a dramatic contrast in light between the between the bright windows and the dark shaded interior.
A view through the early blossoms to the stunning Palm House at Kew Gardens.
Rhodanthe floribunda in the Davies Exploration House, Kew Gardens.
A view towards the Great Pagoda from the Temperate House, Kew Gardens.
I love the structured petals of this Cornus disciflora in the Temperate House of Kew Gardens.
Standing beneath large palms in the Palm House at Kew Gardens.
A fabulous day out with my best friend at the Natural History Museum
I saw this female mallard (Anas platyrhynchos) in Richmond Park at sunrise.
Handsome German shorthaired pointer in Richmond Park at sunrise.
I am a structural geologist working as a Postdoctoral Researcher at Johannes Gutenberg–Universität Mainz and a hobbyist girl-with-camera.
My research focuses on the heterogeneities within large faults, shear zones, and subduction zone mélanges — how to map them, quantify them, and explain their origins. I am especially interested in 3D reconstructions of rocks and outcrops which allow detailed, realistic, and quantifiable models of natural phenomena. I also love to teach and I am interested in innovative and engaging methods of teaching earth sciences, both in the classroom and in the field.
In my free time, I enjoy photography and my images reflects my love of nature and the diverse forms nature can take.