Nick is an award-winning wildlife photographer, acclaimed author and popular tour leader.

The iconic Wallace's flying frog is a prized find on night walks in lowland rainforest locations in Borneo © Nick Garbutt

He is best known for his work in tropical rain forests, where the diversity and complexity of life prompts relentless curiosity and inspiration. Additionally, he is intrigued by the peculiarities of islands, with the faunas of Madagascar and Borneo being particular favourites.

Photography workshops to Latin American destinations offer some fabulous bird photography opportunities. This is a plate-billed mountain toucan in the cloud forests near Mindo, Ecuador © Nick Garbutt

Nick’s other major passion is cats, especially big cats and he has seen and photographed all seven of the world’s big cat species in the wild.

Petaca, my favourite puma in Torres del Paine, on the front cover of BBC Wildlife © Nick Garbutt

His images appear in high quality publications globally (National Geographic, BBC Wildlife, Terre Sauvage, Terra Mater, Geographical etc.), while his books, that combine his photography, writing and illustration have received wide critical acclaim.

Wildlife photography has never been more popular and an ever-increasing number of keen photographers, whether beginners or experienced, are travelling to indulge their interest. Nick works with Wildlife Worldwide to offer a diverse programme of specialist photography tours: the aim being to offer unmatched experiences that maximise opportunities while helping participants improve their photography, irrespective of level of experience.

Torres del Paine in Chilean Patagonia is the best place in the world to see pumas. It is quite simply the ultimate big cat experience. Here a female (Petaca) with her two 5 month old cubs © Nick Garbutt

One of the world's largest insects, the Atlas three-horned rhinoceros beetle, Danum Valley, Sabah, Borneo. This photo was taken with the innovative Laowa probe macro lens © Nick Garbutt

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