Robin Lowry

Robin Lowry leads with enthusiasm, experience & a genuine love for wild places. His approachable, upbeat style puts guests at ease while helping them make the most of their wildlife photography in some of the North’s most dramatic landscapes.

From photographing puffins on Iceland’s sea cliffs to eagles in Sweden’s snow-covered forests, Robin’s tours combine spectacular wildlife encounters with the joy of shared experience. His focus on light, timing & composition ensures photographers come away with not only stunning images but unforgettable memories too.

You will find Robin leading trips in locations including Europe.

Across our trips, we work alongside trusted local guides & long-term partners. That local knowledge influences where we position ourselves, when we wait, & how photographic opportunities are recognised before they fully unfold.

The other members of our guiding team are Alison, Conny, Dan, David, Ian, Johnny & Pui Hang.

How Robin works in the field

Trips led by Robin prioritise time with subjects, repeat encounters, & the flexibility to respond to changing conditions. When behaviour develops or light improves, the group stays with it rather than moving on to meet a timetable.

Guidance is shared quietly & at the point it matters, covering exposure choices, autofocus setup, shutter speed decisions, subject isolation, backgrounds, & composition. For those who want it, there is also support in building sequences that reflect behaviour rather than isolated moments.

Destinations guided by Robin

The following countries reflect where Robin currently leads NaturesLens wildlife photography holidays, based on confirmed & recent departures – Hungary, Iceland, Scotland, & Sweden.

Species Robin Loves Photographing

Every guide has their favourites – species they’re naturally drawn to, enjoy spending time with, & never tire of photographing. These are the species that Robin most enjoys photographing, & those they’ll always return to when the chance presents itself – Atlantic Puffin, Dalmatian Pelican, Golden Eagle, & White-tailed Eagle.