Did you know that international wildlife crime is the fourth biggest area of crime by value and often linked to other criminal activity. In this podcast we talk to the head of the UK Wildlife Crime Unit about his work and some of the issues which nature and wildlife faces.
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Love finds Charleston
Long distance love can be tough so after the wedding getting off to a good start is really important. So where to go for the honeymoon? Could Charleston, South Carolina be the perfect start for a life together? An American woman and an Englishman find out…
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Coming soon on Eye for the Light online creative photography, travel and adventure magazine – Love find Charleston, Colours of Costa Rica and other features. Plus a new & Coe podcast with Kevin Lacks-Kelly
Podcast – Marsel van Oosten
In this &Coe podcast with Marsel van Oosten you’ll find out about his life and his award-winning wildlife and nature photography, what motivates him and his search for new places to photograph and images which are different
Life on the Cliffs
May to July is breeding time for many seabirds along the UK coastline. The highlight for many are the small but colourful puffins. Exploring life on the cliffs, there’s a lot more going on than puffins raising their pufflings.
Erosion of Trust
Increasingly as images appear online the first reaction of the viewer is “that’s not real”. How did we get to this point when it was always said that the camera never lies? What’s caused this erosion of trust?
Behind the Barrier
The east coast of Florida in the USA is protected by a chain of barrier islands. Behind them the sheltered lagoons, rivers and islands are home to some spectacular wildlife.
A Voice for Nature
The familiar voice of Sir David Attenborough has educated, informed and inspired us all for as long as we can remember. On 8th May 2026 he celebrates his 100th birthday.
A Journey Through Earth’s Memory – Two
In part two our photographer heads from the coast inland to the mountains – a journey which takes in a dramatic coastline teaming with ocean life then the stark mountains which hide the regions long and fascinating history
Podcast – Marion Payr
It was perhaps pre-destined that she would become a photographer. She is now a working travel photographer earning a living from something which has become her passion.
Her start in photography, with a phone, was anything but conventional though.
A Journey Through Earth’s Memory – One
The arid landscapes of Namibia have long attracted photographers, both for their wildlife and their majestic beauty. In this two part feature follow one photographer as she discovers dramatic landscapes and herself
Saving Neverland
Making a better world for the threatened magical Peter Pan village of Thorpeness in Suffolk as coastal erosions destroys homes. How can we raise awareness of the impact of climate change? What can photography and visual story-telling do to get the message out to a wider audience.
India in London
Whenever travel photography is mentioned, the first thought is often of taking a flight to somewhere sunny or exotic. But travel photography begins closer to home. The UK is one of the biggest travel destinations in the world so travel photographer Juliet Coombe started there to see if it’s possible to capture the essence of India in London
Podcast – Trevor Cole
With a passion for both geography and photography, Trevor Cole explores the world of lesser known indigenous cultures, many nomadic, and the landscapes which sustain them and their disappearing lifestyles
The Gift of Time
Photography can be very powerful but for many photographers they lack direction, and often time. For Ana Backhaus, COVID and a then a personal tragedy transformed her life and her photography. It’s a story of pain, emotion, love and hope which changed her life, gave her self-belief and created a legacy
Podcast – Hiran Cooray
In this podcast we explore travel and tourism rather than photography. Hiran Cooray the owner of Sri Lanka’s largest hotel group – Jetwing. He’s a businessman, a family man and a Sri Lankan, but not necessarily in that order. Here he talks to Chris Coe about his life and spirituality.
Down to the Woods
The power and beauty of woodland is something which is well known but to experience it yourself can be transformative. It affects both body, mind and soul, inducing surprising mindful moments which can elevate you a help you manage a crisis or problem
Creative Nostalgia
Creative vision too often goes unrewarded but persistence, fate and flare are rewarding Meg Gage Williams and her eye-catching brand Stick No Bills as their posters head up the visual imagery for the relaunch of Pan Am airlines.
Podcast – Krystal Chryssomallis
Krystal Chryssomallis seeks positivity in all she does. Her photography, which started in the music industry, and her general approach to life are uplifting. Here she talks to &Coe about her life, he love of nature, her charity work and working with brands.
Entering Photo Competitions
Choosing the right images to enter photo competitions is harder than it seems so what are the common mistakes which photographers make and how do you avoid them?
Safari Sri Lanka
Most safari game drives last only a few hours so what can you reasonably expect to be able to photograph? On a safari in Wilpattu National Park in Sri Lanka, we go in search of leopards but find so much more.