Amazing animal antics

Feature Rates Apply Manadatory Credit: Photo by www.warrenphotographic.co.uk / Rex USA (870930z) Golden Retriever pup Daisy, 16 weeks old, and yellow Guinea pig. The work of Mark Taylor, Britain They say that you should never work with children or animals, but photographer Mark Taylor defies one half of that saying. Following in the footsteps of his late mother Jane Burton, Mark produces enchanting animal images. From tiny kittens and adorable dogs, to bouncing bunnies and gorgeous guinea pigs, he captures shots that are simply purrr-fect. And that's a lot harder to achieve than the charming results might suggest. Mark comments: \"It ranges from quite easy - I would never describe it as very easy - to extremely difficult. \"There are some occasions where I get nothing because the animal just doesn't like being in the studio\". Apparently it is our feline friends who make the most difficult subjects. \"Cats tend to be more difficult then dogs because they are more wary. A cat that is frighten

Feature Rates Apply Manadatory Credit: Photo by www.warrenphotographic.co.uk / Rex USA (870930h) Two Maine Coon kittens, 8 weeks, playing with a Hasselblad camera. The work of Mark Taylor, Britain They say that you should never work with children or animals, but photographer Mark Taylor defies one half of that saying. Following in the footsteps of his late mother Jane Burton, Mark produces enchanting animal images. From tiny kittens and adorable dogs, to bouncing bunnies and gorgeous guinea pigs, he captures shots that are simply purrr-fect. And that's a lot harder to achieve than the charming results might suggest. Mark comments: \"It ranges from quite easy - I would never describe it as very easy - to extremely difficult. \"There are some occasions where I get nothing because the animal just doesn't like being in the studio\". Apparently it is our feline friends who make the most difficult subjects. \"Cats tend to be more difficult then dogs because they are more wary. A cat that is fright

Feature Rates Apply Manadatory Credit: Photo by www.warrenphotographic.co.uk / Rex USA (870930s) Cavapoo (Cavalier King Charles Spaniel x Poodle) puppy licking ginger kitten The work of Mark Taylor, Britain They say that you should never work with children or animals, but photographer Mark Taylor defies one half of that saying. Following in the footsteps of his late mother Jane Burton, Mark produces enchanting animal images. From tiny kittens and adorable dogs, to bouncing bunnies and gorgeous guinea pigs, he captures shots that are simply purrr-fect. And that's a lot harder to achieve than the charming results might suggest. Mark comments: \"It ranges from quite easy - I would never describe it as very easy - to extremely difficult. \"There are some occasions where I get nothing because the animal just doesn't like being in the studio\". Apparently it is our feline friends who make the most difficult subjects. \"Cats tend to be more difficult then dogs because they are more wary. A cat that

Feature Rates Apply Manadatory Credit: Photo by www.warrenphotographic.co.uk / Rex USA (870930t) Ginger kitten lying on its back with a Mallard duckling walking over it The work of Mark Taylor, Britain They say that you should never work with children or animals, but photographer Mark Taylor defies one half of that saying. Following in the footsteps of his late mother Jane Burton, Mark produces enchanting animal images. From tiny kittens and adorable dogs, to bouncing bunnies and gorgeous guinea pigs, he captures shots that are simply purrr-fect. And that's a lot harder to achieve than the charming results might suggest. Mark comments: \"It ranges from quite easy - I would never describe it as very easy - to extremely difficult. \"There are some occasions where I get nothing because the animal just doesn't like being in the studio\". Apparently it is our feline friends who make the most difficult subjects. \"Cats tend to be more difficult then dogs because they are more wary. A cat that is f

Feature Rates Apply Manadatory Credit: Photo by www.warrenphotographic.co.uk / Rex USA (870930p) Brown Roan Italian Spinone puppy, Riley, 13 weeks, chewing his tail The work of Mark Taylor, Britain They say that you should never work with children or animals, but photographer Mark Taylor defies one half of that saying. Following in the footsteps of his late mother Jane Burton, Mark produces enchanting animal images. From tiny kittens and adorable dogs, to bouncing bunnies and gorgeous guinea pigs, he captures shots that are simply purrr-fect. And that's a lot harder to achieve than the charming results might suggest. Mark comments: \"It ranges from quite easy - I would never describe it as very easy - to extremely difficult. \"There are some occasions where I get nothing because the animal just doesn't like being in the studio\". Apparently it is our feline friends who make the most difficult subjects. \"Cats tend to be more difficult then dogs because they are more wary. A cat that is frigh

Feature Rates Apply Manadatory Credit: Photo by www.warrenphotographic.co.uk / Rex USA (870930v) Baby Jackdaw (Corvus monedula) with a baby black rabbit The work of Mark Taylor, Britain They say that you should never work with children or animals, but photographer Mark Taylor defies one half of that saying. Following in the footsteps of his late mother Jane Burton, Mark produces enchanting animal images. From tiny kittens and adorable dogs, to bouncing bunnies and gorgeous guinea pigs, he captures shots that are simply purrr-fect. And that's a lot harder to achieve than the charming results might suggest. Mark comments: \"It ranges from quite easy - I would never describe it as very easy - to extremely difficult. \"There are some occasions where I get nothing because the animal just doesn't like being in the studio\". Apparently it is our feline friends who make the most difficult subjects. \"Cats tend to be more difficult then dogs because they are more wary. A cat that is frightened can on

Feature Rates Apply Manadatory Credit: Photo by www.warrenphotographic.co.uk/Rex / Rex USA (870930w) Fallow Deer (Dama dama) fawn and Sandy Netherland-cross rabbit Peter. The work of Mark Taylor, Britain They say that you should never work with children or animals, but photographer Mark Taylor defies one half of that saying. Following in the footsteps of his late mother Jane Burton, Mark produces enchanting animal images. From tiny kittens and adorable dogs, to bouncing bunnies and gorgeous guinea pigs, he captures shots that are simply purrr-fect. And that's a lot harder to achieve than the charming results might suggest. Mark comments: \"It ranges from quite easy - I would never describe it as very easy - to extremely difficult. \"There are some occasions where I get nothing because the animal just doesn't like being in the studio\". Apparently it is our feline friends who make the most difficult subjects. \"Cats tend to be more difficult then dogs because they are more wary. A cat that is

Feature Rates Apply Manadatory Credit: Photo by www.warrenphotographic.co.uk / Rex USA (870930aa) Partridge Pekin Bantam with ginger-and-white kitten, sandy Netherland dwarf-cross rabbit, Peter, and baby Lionhead cross rabbit. The work of Mark Taylor, Britain They say that you should never work with children or animals, but photographer Mark Taylor defies one half of that saying. Following in the footsteps of his late mother Jane Burton, Mark produces enchanting animal images. From tiny kittens and adorable dogs, to bouncing bunnies and gorgeous guinea pigs, he captures shots that are simply purrr-fect. And that's a lot harder to achieve than the charming results might suggest. Mark comments: \"It ranges from quite easy - I would never describe it as very easy - to extremely difficult. \"There are some occasions where I get nothing because the animal just doesn't like being in the studio\". Apparently it is our feline friends who make the most difficult subjects. \"Cats tend to be more diffi

Feature Rates Apply Manadatory Credit: Photo by www.warrenphotographic.co.uk / Rex USA (870930ae) Bulldog pup, 11 weeks old, face-to-face with Guinea pig, Amelia. The work of Mark Taylor, Britain They say that you should never work with children or animals, but photographer Mark Taylor defies one half of that saying. Following in the footsteps of his late mother Jane Burton, Mark produces enchanting animal images. From tiny kittens and adorable dogs, to bouncing bunnies and gorgeous guinea pigs, he captures shots that are simply purrr-fect. And that's a lot harder to achieve than the charming results might suggest. Mark comments: \"It ranges from quite easy - I would never describe it as very easy - to extremely difficult. \"There are some occasions where I get nothing because the animal just doesn't like being in the studio\". Apparently it is our feline friends who make the most difficult subjects. \"Cats tend to be more difficult then dogs because they are more wary. A cat that is frighte

Feature Rates Apply Manadatory Credit: Photo by www.warrenphotographic.co.uk / Rex USA (870930ad) Tabby-point Birman cat and Sandy Netherland-cross rabbit, Peter. The work of Mark Taylor, Britain They say that you should never work with children or animals, but photographer Mark Taylor defies one half of that saying. Following in the footsteps of his late mother Jane Burton, Mark produces enchanting animal images. From tiny kittens and adorable dogs, to bouncing bunnies and gorgeous guinea pigs, he captures shots that are simply purrr-fect. And that's a lot harder to achieve than the charming results might suggest. Mark comments: \"It ranges from quite easy - I would never describe it as very easy - to extremely difficult. \"There are some occasions where I get nothing because the animal just doesn't like being in the studio\". Apparently it is our feline friends who make the most difficult subjects. \"Cats tend to be more difficult then dogs because they are more wary. A cat that is frighte