I love exploring places and getting out of the house, wildlife photography allows me to do that.

- Neve Fallon

I am interested in wildlife photography because I love the idea of being able to show people species they wouldn’t usually notice. Especially those in the UK and marine life as people often don’t realize what incredible wildlife we have.

- Daisy Davies

My favourite piece I've made was a picture of some daisy pollen under a microscope because it’s so interesting and not something you normally see. It feels more like art than science.

- Emily Hedge

Through Her Eyes

Through Her Eyes is a photographic project that aims to share the goals, passions, and experiences of female wildlife photographers, artists, and filmmakers in a predominately male industry. But more importantly, why they do it.

I'm not sure what sparked my interest in wildlife photography. All I can remember is how much I enjoyed being outside and taking pictures. I've always been attracted to the natural world, so during my time in college, I concentrated mostly on nature and wildlife photography. I enjoy showcasing things that other people overlook and appreciating the beauty in the little things.

- Tas Legg

By sharing the underwater world with people, whether or not they are interested in diving, my underwater photography aims to raise awareness of marine mammals and, ideally, increase understanding of the need to protect our oceans. In addition to sharing my experience and presenting things from a unique angle, I hope my land photography will also pique someone's interest by drawing attention to something visually stunning.

- Alice Roberts-Parry

I never did photography before joining university, I just knew I wanted to do something that matters and share that in a creative way.

- Daisy Cridge

I did Geography, Photography, and Biology at A-level and was unsure of what I wanted to do. I was torn about whether I wanted to go to University or not, but then I heard about MNHP and decided it was perfect for me. It combines all 3 of my interests, as well as my love for the ocean.

- Elle Lippett

I’m not really sure if I’ve impacted anyone, but I guess I’ve helped people fall in love with photography as I did by showing them hidden beauties people overlook.

- Morgan Miller-New

Before joining this course, I was on Access to Creative Media and Photography. While on that course, I fell back in love with taking photos.

Becoming a wildlife photographer allowed me to bring my two loves together - taking photos and animals.

- Jody Foreman

My Dad and Grandad were my main influences to get into wildlife photography, but also the photographer Andy Parkinson.

- Hattie Pearce

Through my photography, I try to take photos that aren't just pretty pictures. Sure, pretty photographs are great to look at and have on someone's wall but photos that make people think or feel are very important. My goal is to continue to make a difference and try to show people the stories that aren’t getting the light they deserve.

- Liv Barnett

I became a wildlife filmmaker because I always found animals so damn cool, and always felt so clear, from my earliest memories, that all animals are sentient beings who deserve our respect, so wanted to show this to as many people as possible, and that led to becoming a teacher.

- Anna Roberts