Matthew Farrugia is a self-taught photographer from Cambridgeshire with over 15 years of experience, specializing in nature and wildlife photography (whilst also undertaking other types to include creative projects). His passion for capturing the beauty of the Britain’s natural world has been the driving force behind his hobby, and he currently uses the Canon R7 to bring his creative vision to life.

Matthew’s journey in photography began with a deep appreciation for nature with the need to capture the moment, and over the years, he has honed his skills & fieldcraft to become a knowledgeable individual.

In 2014, he had the privilege of exhibiting his work publicly at Nene Park Trust. His photography was later featured in Digital SLR Magazine in 2017, where he was published as a wildlife photographer for critique, receiving valuable feedback that further shaped his approach to photography.

In 2021 and 2022, Matthew took on the role of "apprentice" photographer for PhotoPlus Canon Magazine, a position that allowed him to work alongside industry professionals and refine his skills. Through this experience, he continued to grow and push the boundaries of his craft.

With every location he visits, Matthew strives to capture the intricate beauty of nature in ways that inspire and connect with audiences. His dedication to his art is evident in every photograph, and he remains passionate about sharing his love for wildlife and nature with others.

In addition to his photography, Matthew volunteers at a local country park, where he helps with habitat restoration and wildlife conservation efforts. His hands-on involvement in protecting and nurturing local wildlife not only supports the park’s initiatives but also provides him with a deeper connection to the subjects he photographs.

Matthew Farrugia is a self-taught photographer based in Cambridgeshire, with over 15 years of experience capturing the beauty of Britain’s natural world. Specialising in nature and wildlife photography, Matthew also explores creative projects across a range of subjects. He currently works with the Canon R7, using its capabilities to bring his artistic vision to life.

What began as a personal passion to capture fleeting moments in nature has grown into a refined craft. Over the years, Matthew has developed not only his technical skills but also the fieldcraft essential to photographing wildlife responsibly and ethically.

In 2014, his work was publicly exhibited at Nene Park Trust, and in 2017 he was featured in Digital SLR Magazine, receiving valuable critique that helped further shape his photographic voice. More recently, in 2021 and 2022, Matthew was selected as an "apprentice" photographer for PhotoPlus: The Canon Magazine, giving him the opportunity to work alongside professionals in the industry and push his creative boundaries even further.

Matthew is also committed to conservation and volunteers regularly at a local country park, supporting habitat restoration and safeguarding local wildlife. This hands-on involvement enriches his understanding of the wildlife he photographs and reflects his deep respect for the natural world.

Whether in the field or behind the scenes, Matthew's mission is simple: to inspire others through images that celebrate the wild beauty of the UK