Being an ocean photographer was always a life dream for Craig Parry. One which he was fortunate to turn into a full time profession at an early age. Now the ocean, wildlife and adventure photographer can be found travelling the world seeking out un-captured moments and unique encounters to […]
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Choosing the right camera and lens is a huge undertaking. With so many options on the market the choices can be overwhelming. Recently myself and fellow Sony Digital Imaging Ambassador Mark Galer sat down with Sony’s Sean Ellwood to chat about Sony’s range of A7R Series cameras and G Master […]
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The known is dwarfed by the unknown when it comes to Dwarf Minke whales, a subspecies recognised only relatively recently. Though smaller than many of their cetacean cousins, at 8 metres and curious for close contact in groups, they have immense power to overwhelm with joy the fortunate few […]
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Editing your photographs is an art in itself. Technical and challenging, the process provides an opportunity to reimagine your images to align with your style and brand. It is an individual and very personal process, however learning a few simple tricks can have a great impact. Recently I spoke with […]
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Craig Parry sat down with the team at Sony’s Alpha Universe to discus what equipment he uses to capture his stunning Aerial, Landscape and Underwater photographs – read on below for the full article: Craig Parry’s photography is known to offer a unique insight into the world around us. Primarily […]
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A native of Byron Bay on the coastline of Northern NSW, it was his parents’ gift of a disposable waterproof camera at five years old that set Craig Parry on the path to becoming one of our finest underwater photographers. Entirely self-taught, Parry worked at his craft before making a […]
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A stunning photograph of Migaloo making his way up the eastern Australian coast has snagged a Byron Bay photographer a prestigious international award. It is the first ever underwater photograph of Migaloo. Titled The Ghost, Craig Parry’s photo of the famed white whale won first place in the underwater world […]
Read More Capturing the first ever rare Underwater photograph of Migaloo, nature photographer Craig Parry recently took out top honours at the prestigious ‘Golden Turtle International Photography Competition’ in Moscow. Beating a field of talented peers from around the world, Craig’s win has been embraced by Australian ocean and nature […]
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Back in July of 2016, a breath-taking white whale made a spectacular appearance off the coast of Byron Bay and Craig Parry was there to capture the scene in all it’s glory. Australian Geographic caught up with Craig to discus the mysterious creature’s identity. Keep reading to find out more… […]
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Keen to find out more about that infamous Craig Parry whale selfie? what makes me tick? Where I get my inspiration from and what challenges me professionally? Recently I was fortunate enough to sit down with the geniuses at Gizmodo to chat about all things photography and nature, and yes, […]
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Humpback Whale photographs are the speciality of nature photographer Craig Parry. Craig Parry sat down with Wired to find out how to Photograph a Giant Humpback Whale. IT MAY SEEM obvious, but whales are huge. Take the humpback, for example. They’ll reach 52 feet and almost 40 tons. Nature photographer Craig Parry has […]
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I’m stoked to have woken up this morning to find myself appearing as one of Australia’s Top Nature Photographers in Newscorp’s Escape feature. In this interview I share with readers my favourite destination for photography in addition to providing a couple of tips on the area. Byron Bay’s Craig Parry, […]
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