Nick has captured these incredible creatures like you have never seen them before.
He said: “I am a ‘Riponian’ born and bred, with a passion for photography, especially wildlife.”
Nick has won several awards including the New Scientist photography award 2021 in the specialist category “changing environment”, which was chosen by wildlife presenter Chris Packham, award-winning photographer Sue Flood and New Scientist editors Helen Benians, Timothy Revell and Penny Sarchet.
"I’m also trained in wedding and portrait photography and have worked with a variety of professional models,” Nick added.
“I love travelling with the camera, mainly to the Far East, where I have photographed the wildlife, people and the odd wedding!”
5. Deer
The image is shot through the grass during 'golden hour' - golden hour is the period of daytime shortly after sunrise or before sunset. Although the deer are wild, the park works to make sure that the herds are safe and healthy all year round Photo: Nick Lancaster Photorgaphy
7. Deer
A group of Fallow Deer staring directly at the camera lens. Photo: Nick Lancaster Photography
8. The Kestrel
The Kestrel can be spotted at Studley Royal on a rare day. The estate at Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal is rich with birdlife including goldfinches, blue tits, song thrushes, woodpeckers, geese and swans. Photo: Nick Lancaster Photography