Photography has the power to shape how we see the natural world and our place within it.

My work explores the relationships between wildlife, people and the landscapes they share, documenting both the beauty of wild places and our efforts to protect them.

As a conservation photographer, expedition leader and biologist, I spend much of each year working in remote ecosystems alongside travelers, scientists, local communities and expedition teams.

Through long-term visual storytelling, I aim to reveal not only what we stand to lose, but also the people and partnerships working to protect our wild world.

Conservation stories from the field of tourism, science and the natural world.

  • The Brightline Project

  • Seabird Conservation: The Atlantic Puffin

  • Visiting the Last Great Wilderness

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Let's tell meaningful conservation stories together.

Conservation is built through collaboration.

I welcome opportunities to work with scientists, conservation organizations, expedition teams, editors and communities to document the challenges and successes of protecting wildlife and wild places.

Whether you're developing a long-term research project, commissioning editorial work or looking to communicate the impact of conservation through visual storytelling, I'd love to explore how we can work together.

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