Wildlife photographer Graeme Purdy has honed his art by photographing some of the most iconic and beautiful animals from around the world over the last two decades. From the arctic to Siberian forests, from Africa's jungles to it's open savannah as well as the depths of world's oceans Graeme has amassed a wealth of photographic knowledge to help you advance your own photography skills and develop your portfolio. In 2021, Graeme was awarded 2nd place in the Sony World Photography Awards (Wildlife and Nature Category) and his image entitled ‘Raw Nature’ of a lion was selected for the front cover of the Sony World Photography Awards 2021 book.
-Graeme's Projects-
Sony World Photography Award
Fine art wildlife photography by Graeme Purdy. Unique images of the world’s most iconic animals.
I’m very pleased to share that I have been awarded 2nd place in the Sony World Photography Awards 2021 (Wildlife and Nature Category). It is a real honour for me to do so well in these awards as it is always an annual highlight for me to explore the award winners’ images. This year does not disappoint in that regard, looking through the images I see some breathtaking work that yet again inspires me. To be part of the collection is humbling.
Eight Feet collection
Graeme's work, including his Eight Feet collection, has been published and exhibited around the world. Graeme is known for his innovative and unique up close and personal style that gets him (or his camera) into the inner world of nature's most amazing wildlife.. The driver for this collection and all of Graeme's work remains his passion for wildlife conservation and protecting wild places around the world.
Behind the Scenes
There is a story behind every image, There is a story behind every adventure. Graeme offers you several "Behind The Scenes", videos made during his different trips or exhibitions, see the link "Behind the Scenes" below.
Portfolio
Graeme’s limited edition prints have also been included in the Prints for Wildlife Campaign which aims to raise funds for the non-profit conservation organisation, African Parks Network, which manages national parks for the benefit of local communities.