Originally from Bangladesh, Uddin said that his passion was to visit woodland to “highlight the beauty and importance of the hidden world found within”.
“Most people would walk past and never notice these things, but to me, they’re fascinating,” he added.
Now celebrating its 61st anniversary, the Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition recently opened at Brighton Museum and Art Gallery, celebrating some of the most exceptional nature photography taken from around the globe.
On tour from the Natural History Museum in London, it runs until 6 September.
Joanne Smith, the museum’s programming manager, called this year’s selection of images “among the most incredible I’ve seen”.
“The technical ability behind them just blows my mind, and they really meld together the beauty of the natural world, art and really important issues like climate change,” she added.