I began taking pictures at the age of 10 with a plastic compact camera (pinched from my sister) on holiday in the south of France. At 16 I was given a secondhand Nikon F60 for my birthday, the beginning of a love affair with black and white photography. I got my first DSLR when I turned 23 and used it to photograph London and concerts to support my music journalism. I turned to photographing wildlife and landscapes a couple of years later.
My photos have appeared in The Guardian, the Metro, Le Monde and the Evening Standard in support of London Wildlife Trust and the South Downs National Park Authority.
Daniel Greenwood 