I became interested in wildlife photography in early childhood, when my father introduced me to a book by one of the first Victorian wildlife photographers, Cherry Kearton. Thirty years later I finally got round to buying a decent camera, hoping to capture some of the birdlife of the Scottish Highlands. After several years concentrating on bird photography, I have now broadened my perspective and added several galleries reflecting a wider range of subject matter.

The copyright in all of the pictures on this site belongs to me. If anyone wishes to use any of them for non-commercial purposes, you are welcome to download them free of charge. However, I would appreciate it if you would let me know, via the Contact page, and acknowledge the source of any published image as: © philhutt.com

I don't currently have an electronic ordering capability on this site, though I will soon. If anyone is interested in buying a professionally printed picture on canvas, fine art paper, cotton or silk, please get in touch and I'll supply details of sizes and a quotation. You can reach me through the Contact page, or at philip.hutt@tiscali.co.uk

July updates: 

4th - A festival in Seaton yesterday ended with fireworks. I took a few pictures of them and added six to the Abstract page.

7th - Added a couple of wild Orchids, taken at one of the lovely sand dune nature reserves in Lincolnshire, to the bottom of the Flowers page.

8th - Added five more pictures, taken in Beth Chatto's garden in Essex, to the Flowers page.

11th - Added nine pictures that I took at Burrow Farm Gardens, a wonderful place near Axminster, to the Flowers page. The gardens get better each year and there always seems to be something new to see. Also added a picture of the seed pods of a member of the Alium family. Looks a little like the turrets on a mediaeval castle.

11th - Added the last five flower pictures of the many that I took on holiday in Lincolnshire and Suffolk in June. Also added Links to the Home Pages of Burrow Farm Gardens, the Beth Chatto Garden and East Lambrook Manor Gardens.