Nature, Wildlife & Conservation Photography
Visual storytelling that deepens understanding and strengthens connection
Some stories hold weight
Many mainstream narratives that shape how we see the natural world have been constructed inside systems that treat nature as a resource.
That story is failing every living thing on this planet.
Before people care, they need to feel a connection.
Before they act, they need to understand what is at stake.
This is where this work begins.
I create nature and wildlife conservation photography and visual stories for organisations, researchers and environmental initiatives that translate complex, often unseen realities into something people can feel, understand and respond to.
When perception shifts, everything changes
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF NATURE STORYTELLING
The intelligence of ecosystems. The fragility of species at the edge of survival. The interconnectedness of everything, how one creature, one habitat, one shift in ocean temperature changes the whole story.
Bringing people closer to environments they may never encounter directly is how my nature, wildlife and conservation photography work creates the conditions for care. When storytelling creates connection, awareness becomes action.
Stories shaped at the wild edges
The strongest conservation stories emerge where scientific knowledge meets lived experience, where careful observation meets emotion, and where people begin to see themselves as part of the story rather than separate from it.
Through photography, film and aerial storytelling, I work alongside researchers, conservation organisations and environmental partners to create narratives that deepen understanding, inspire stewardship and help people reconnect with the living world.
Selected stories
A small selection of visual stories from across recent commissions
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The power of environmental storytelling
A curated selection of conservation and nature-led storytelling
Stories are radical. They have the power to disrupt the narratives we inherit and reshape how we see, awakening awareness and empowering action.
Nature, wildlife, conservation and environmental photography and storytelling sits at that threshold. Where science, story and visual narrative come together to reconnect us with the natural world, not as something separate, but as something we are part of.
This is where awareness becomes felt. Where curiosity deepens into care. Where story begins to shape what comes next.
ocean photographer of the year 2024
A story about a hanging gannets life at the wild edge, winning 2nd place in the Conservation & Impact for Oceanographic Magazine.
ISLANDNESS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH NATIONAL TRUST
55K visitors over a 6 month solo exhibition of 117 images across 10 collections An exploration of place, identity and nature connection.
SJÓRINN TALAR – THE SEA SPEAKS
WHALES OF ICELAND MUSEUM
20k visitors across a 4 month solo exhibition bringing together science and story to amplify the voice of the ocean.
a race against time
In the wild, untamed waters off Iceland’s coast, nature’s raw beauty and vulnerability collided in a heart-stopping drama that unfolded before our eyes. As a visual storyteller dedicated to illuminating nature’s messages, I found myself thrust into a whale rescue story more urgent and real than any I could have imagined.
The myth of ‘wildfires’
Wildfires are often framed as distant or seasonal, yet here they revealed something closer to home, dry ground, shifting conditions and the fragile balance we depend on.