Marsh Light 3

Impressions of the North Kent Marshes
J. M. W. Turner and Charles Dickens called this part of the world - home. It is mine, also. Through using in-camera techniques which include intentional camera movement and multiple exposure, I was able to create a series of images that. to me, conveyed the big skies, wide-open spaces and timeless feel of one of England’s last, true wild places.

Robert Canis is a professional photographer specialising in the natural world, based in Kent, England.

A self-confessed non-globe-trotting photographer, he prefers to stay close to home since he feels that only by doing so can you really get under the skin of a place and reveal it in all it's forms.

Robert does, however, occasionally travel abroad but, just like when at home, will revisit locations many times over, in all seasons. These include Finnish Lapland, Poland and the Czech Republic.

He frequently lectures on photography and conservation issues throughout England and his work is marketed by three of Europe's leading image libraries, FLPA, Wildlife GmbH and Photoshot..

Robert has been awarded the following:
British Wildlife Photography Awards: 2x Winner - Botanical Britain
Wildlife Photographer of the Year: 2x Highly Commended
International Garden Photographer of the Year: 2x Highly Commended
Environmental Photographer of the year: Highly Commended.
International Photography Awards: Honourable Mention
Asferico: Highly Commended
Royal Photographic Society's International Exhibition: Winner

In 2014 Robert was appointed a Nikon ambassador for their 2014 Extreme Weather Photography campaign.

Robert Canis