Limited Edition and Original artworks crafted to life by world renowned nature photographer Craig Parry and Australian artist Warren J Fox. Merging the two mediums, photography and illustration, the duo have created a rare collection of oceanic and nature artworks. Striving to bring greater awareness around the impact, we as humans, […]
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For those that have been asking our 2018 Byron Bay Calendars are now all sold out and hanging proudly on the walls of homes around the globe. This year’s calendar was one of our favourites so far and we were pleased to have been able to extend the offering to 13 […]
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I am incredibly honoured to announce that my image The Ghost has been awarded top honours, taking out the Under Water category at the prestigious 2017 Golden Turtle International Photography Competition. Now in its 11th year, the Russian based competition attracted a record number of participants with 10,165 works being submitted from artists […]
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BYRON BAY PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOPS The art of ocean photography is like no other. It takes an awareness of the external elements and the ability to be able to read, understand and make the most of what’s going on beneath the surface. The challenge can be great, but the satisfaction when […]
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Earlier this month, internationally acclaimed nature photographer Craig Parry was announced as official Ambassador for SONY (Australia / NZ). The new role will see Craig take his photography to new heights as he uses Sony’s new range of cutting edge mirror-less cameras, including the A7R2 43 mega pixel camera. “I’m […]
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Recently I partnered with the kind folks at Corona Extra to provide readers with some tips on how to photograph sharks. Read on if you’re game… Earlier this year, photographer Craig Parry headed over to Oahu, Hawaii, with the aim to spend some time in the ocean with sharks. Craig’s […]
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It was a moment that a nature photographer and marine conservationist dreams of. On Wednesday a small boat floating along the coastline of Byron Bay in Australia, was approached by two playful humpback whales who interacted with passengers for around 30 minutes – swimming, diving and rolling alongside the vessel – […]
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Australian Geographic has published Life and Death as a feature image in their November / December 2014 edition. The honour came soon after the image was awarded ‘International Landscape Photo of the Year’ and topped off an epic year for the Byron Bay based photographer. “I am very humbled to have been […]
Read MoreLondon Times publishes Emergence – an image recently captured by Craig Parry Photography on assignment in Tonga. The unique split shot shows the moment a female humpback whale spy hops as she plays for the camera. In late 2014, Craig followed the Humpback whales (Megaptera novaeangliae) as they migrated through the waters of the Kingdom of […]
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Captured moments after recent bush fires swept through Northern NSW, Craig Parry Photography’s image Life and Death has been recognised as the International Landscape Photograph of the Year 2014. Beating a field of several thousand entrants as part of the International Landscape Photographer of the Year Awards, the image was […]
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