Simon Palmer-Billing

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Conservation photographer, cameraman, sea-life conservation tours person, cetacean friend, author, and keeper of bad jokes!
Sea-Life Conservation Tourshttps://sealifeconservationtours.co.uk
Photographyhttps://www.simonlfpalmer.co.uk
Simon Palmer-BillingJan 7, 2023
I would like to extend my congratulations to the US Republican Party as they mimic the UK Conservative Party in showing how self serving they can be while demonstrating a clear lack of care for the actual job on hand which has something to do with “We the people”.
#politiciansinitforthemselves
Show threadSimon Palmer-BillingDec 4, 2022
@Strandjunker you folks had Trump, we managed to…trump that with Boris and then Truss! It’s seems the far right can get away with wearing sheep’s clothing when everyone is simply trying to survive and they can’t decide who to be angry at!
Simon Palmer-BillingDec 4, 2022
On my news feeds recently the major press have been picking up on Ivan Rusev. Sometime ago now I wrote a blog about an amazing individual who has posted news about the wildlife of Ukraine every single day of the war. Please read the blog and then visit his social media, and follow him. https://sealifeconservationtours.co.uk/Blog/?id=ukraine-impact-3000-dolphins-and-counting #wildlife #cetaceans #dolphins #war #ukraine
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Show threadSimon Palmer-BillingDec 3, 2022
@ruud thank you for keeping us mortals safe from the trolls! Much appreciated!
Show threadSimon Palmer-BillingNov 29, 2022
@leighwphotos I love the colours and lighting. Really lovely
Show threadSimon Palmer-BillingNov 28, 2022
@HamonWry 4am! Just saying
Show threadSimon Palmer-BillingNov 25, 2022
@georgetakei
Show threadSimon Palmer-BillingNov 24, 2022
@CatherineBabault Hi Catherine, yes they did. The horses were bare back but with a bridle. We had three experienced riders who walked them in to the sea. Got off, and then let them come back in. The horses sometimes just walked back in and came to the vehicles we had behind the camera as we had some feed nets on them! Other times they raced back in. We didn’t take them very far out and the riders who were with them actually ducked under the water once the horses started heading back.
Simon Palmer-BillingNov 22, 2022
Another throwback. I took 8 heavy horses to a beach and let them go as a part of a project called Sea Horses.
#monochrome #photography #horses