ABOUT
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International Wildlife Photographer
Jason Parry-Wilson is a part-time wildlife photographer whose main love is the flora and fauna of our British backyard, although trips abroad always involve capturing the locals on camera.
After leaving university with a Batchelor's degree in Photography, Jason took to the seas to travel the world as a professional cruise ship photographer, where his love of wildlife photography was ignited by the fascinating animals that inhabited the exotic landscapes visited.
Jason Parry-Wilson is a part-time wildlife photographer whose main love is the flora and fauna of our British backyard, although trips abroad always involve capturing the locals on camera.
After leaving university with a Batchelor's degree in Photography, Jason took to the seas to travel the world as a professional cruise ship photographer, where his love of wildlife photography was ignited by the fascinating animals that inhabited the exotic landscapes visited.
Since returning to land life in 2012, Jason began a career in education and currently teaches secondary Art & Photography at a school in Berkshire, although he travels frequently to capture images of elusive, charismatic and migrating wildlife around Britain in all seasons.
Jason is not only inspiring the next generation of photographers and wildlife artists, but his work has been featured in national media, he's been highly commended in the British Wildlife Photographer of the Year Awards and his images have also been shared by various wildlife organisations on social media.
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Jason now lives in rural Hampshire with his wife and daughter, with great access to counties along the south coast, Midlands and South Wales for wildlife photography. |
National Media & Awards
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My Wild Life - The Base Gallery 2026: "Small Surprises" (Marbled White Butterly) Over 18s Age Category Winner |
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British Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2026: Amongst the Bluebells (Roe Deer) - Book Inclusion 2023: Mother of the river (Beaver) - Book inclusion 2018: A Good Spot (Small Copper Butterfly) - Highly Commended |
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Bird Photographer of the Year 2025: Dancing into the Blue - Book Inclusion |
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Mammal Photographer of the Year 2025: Seal - Winner 2021: Beaver - Highly Commended 2021: Wood Mouse - Shortlisted 2020: Roe Deer - Highly Commended |
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BBC Wildlife Magazine - Annual Calendar
2020: Tembo Mtoto in Tanzania 2019: Orca in Iceland |
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Media Features
BBC Wildlife Magazine
Lonely Planet Traveller
Outdoor Photography Magazine
Work has also been used by BBC News, The Guardian online, The Times online and The Forestry Commission. |