Leonie Helm
After graduating from Cardiff University with an Master's Degree in Journalism, Media and Communications Leonie developed a love of photography after taking a year out to travel around the world.
While visiting countries such as Mongolia, Kazakhstan, Bangladesh and Ukraine with her trusty Nikon, Leonie learned how to capture the beauty of these inspiring places, and her photography has accompanied her various freelance travel features.
As well as travel photography Leonie also has a passion for wildlife photography both in the UK and abroad.
Latest articles by Leonie Helm

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News Divers were feeding tiger sharks in the Bahamas when a curious shark grabbed the camera and swam off with it

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News Good news for bird watchers – state of the art camera system has been set up to observe nesting herons in Shropshire, UK

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Between the 1950s and the 1970s, otters suffered a catastrophic decline, disappearing from English waterways - and a trail camera has now spotted them on the River Windrush

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news We've never before seen the mysterious spacecraft in orbit, and only the U.S. Air Force knows what its doing up there

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News In the wake of Hurricane Helene, multiple AI generated images were generated and distributed leading to unhelpful conspiracy theories and misinformation

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The beautiful and historic River Thames has been captured in all its glory in the Thames Lens 2025 competition

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NEWS Founder of Autofoto, Rafael Hortalla Vallve, explains the enduring love of the photobooth and how you can get involved with the festivities

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A local wildlife photographer captured the footage of the man aggressively grabbing the wild horse at Mount Charleston in Nevada

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NEWS Photographer Todd Dominey asked the AI chatbot for its opinions on his landscape photography, and the word "crunchy" came up

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The photojournalism industry has taken drastic steps to combat the threat of disinformation due to artificial intelligence-altered photographs

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The camera could potentially enable Beijing to scrutinize foreign military satellites – or even identify human faces from a low orbit

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NEWS “There is no breathing space. Going forward I want to free myself of those restrictions," said director Hannah Watson

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NEWS Xiao Guang Pan was originally born in China, and immigrated to Canada in 2001

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NEWS One of the woman’s hands was amputated at the wrist, while the other required amputation from the mid-section of her forearm

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The UK's National Gallery has revealed that something called a ‘Claude Glass’ was very popular 200 years ago

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News Pettit made a name for himself as an astrophotographer after sharing his image 'Lightning Bugs' in 2012 showing beautiful star trails
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news NASA astronaut Suni Williams was undertaking a repair on the ISS when she was photographed from Earth by an amateur astrophotographer

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News “Would cowboy culture have embraced latex?” said artist Matias Sauter Morera “These speculative questions are at the core of my work”

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A conservation charity was originally planning on studying beavers when they discovered the footage of the rare animals

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news The photo is known as the 'Mona Lisa of hip-hop' and the $6 crown sold for over half a million dollars at auction in 2020

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news The watermark will be invisible, and appear in the meta data for all AI-generated images, audio, text or video

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Why are all those people gathered in the Cotwold's market town of Chipping Sodbuy? The BBC has now solved the mystery
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Researchers have created a compact camera where the lens is replaced by engineered optics that can identify objects at lightspeed
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