David Plummer is a passionate, experienced and respected wildlife expert, conservationist and professional photographer. His images are regularly featured in leading wildlife publications, national and international press and he appears on national and international radio and TV.
In 2009 David was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease. The disease hasn’t stopped him, and he has responded by achieving some of his greatest work. As David says “Parkinson’s has galvanised me to be alive. Disability is a hindrance and with Parkinson’s I will lose function. So I have made the choice to grab life by the horns and shake the hell out of it. I don’t have the luxury of waiting”.
David’s proposed book ‘7 years of Camera Shake’ will feature a selection of his best work taken during the seven years since his diagnosis. The book will have approximately 200 pages and will feature between 200 and 250 of David’s best and favourite images together with short descriptions and anecdotes.