Mike Powles’ Nature’s Visions - wildlife travel and landscape images

My image bank contains over 12,000 high quality images of the world's wildlife. To complement this I can provide in depth knowledge of subjects and locations in the collection. You will find our service prompt and personal.

Having travelled to more than 60 countries I have comprehensive coverage of many of the planet’s most endangered species.

I am able to supply images of giant panda, Siberian and Bengal tiger as well as other threatened species worldwide, including a broad range of rare and common British wildlife. UK stock includes threatened species such as otter, merlin, dormouse and water vole. Additionally I can supply images of landscapes and peoples from around the world. For a more extensive list of some of the subjects I have covered, click here.

Should you require images for particular concepts: movement, home sweet home, lazy, sunset etc please let me know.

Let me have you requirements and I will source the images through my agent or my own files. Please contact me initially and I will work with you to ensure that you obtain the right images for your needs.

If you wish I will send low-resolution images via email to assist the selection and picture research process.

High resolution digital files can be emailed or supplied on CD - whichever is the most appropriate for your needs.

If we don't have the images you require we will try and point you in the right direction. Commissions are available.

Terms and conditions apply, please ask for more details.

Client list

Magazines including:

• BBC Wildlife Magazine
• RSPB Birds
• GEO magazine
• Natural World
• New Scientist
• Country Living
• Gardening Which
• Geographical Magazine
• Readers Digest
• The Big Issue
• Disney publications

Holiday brochures including:

• Saga Holidays
• Worldwide Journeys & Expeditions
• ...and many more

Advertising:

• British Petroleum
• Automobile Association
• RSPCA
• Saga Holidays

Also greetings cards and calendars for various clients, book publishers too numerous to mention.