Hai,

 

my pages are all about animals and nature in general. Escaping from a busy professional agenda I like to wander around and get suprised by the beauty of this intruiging nature that has during all those years developped to a self regulating system...wandering around with my close up / macro lense I often get the impression of doing an interesting journey /travel ... be it that I am sometimes just walking in my own garden or neighbourhood.

 

I hope that by bringing you these images I may pass over some of the beauty of nature , hoping this might lead to a better preservation of it fo the future generations...

 

The 2 topics that offer me the most energy & inspiration to photograph are herpetology (amphibians and reptiles ) and insects. They have both driven me to make some interesting travels and trips around the world too... and I hope that I may do some more in the future. I don't mind making shots of other topics as wel, but be it on a lower frequency ...

 

Trying hard to get the names of the species right ( a challenge) I have been able to rely on various (appreciated) helping hands / contacts, so that by now for most of my images I can add correct latin/scientic names. If you would detect errors or enhancements/additions feel free to contact me.

 

Did my best to sort out per taxonomic group in my Flickr maps ( a challenge in itself) I have also setup a pdf file where you can access the images per species . Hope this might help the people looking/inquiring for a specific species . You can download the pdf for free at

 

www.box.com/s/4swlbwtchll0d5m9je1t

 

If you would care about reading some of our articles ( both Dutch and English ) check them up at

 

www.box.com/s/ksttxp0jn9tjqi0vj3hd

 

Download the file and click on the links... Much fun reading ...

 

In case you are interested in buying some images, some of them can be bought through Alamy stocking agency at following link. Type te name of the species you are looking for . By typing my name ( Henk) as a tag you will see all my images . The set is limited but I hope to expand this in the future ;-) Much fun !

   

Intruiging Nature website by Henk Wallays

 

Stock photography by Henk Wallays at Alamy