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Henry Iddon has been a full-time professional photographer for nearly 20 years and has been participating in outdoor sports since being a young child. Having started skiing at age 5 he has represented Great Britain at Speed Skiing, been involved with mountaineering exploits in Europe, North America, and Asia, and cycled across a range of disciplines at an elite level.
His action sports, documentary, and portrait photography has been commissioned by a variety of commercial, non-profit, and news organizations as well as UK Central Government departments. Clients include W.H Gore, Lowe Alpine, Patagonia, Snokart, Science in Sport, PGL, Acorn Adventure, Cycling Plus, Outdoor Fitness, 220 Triathlon, UK Department of Education, BBC World News, and BBC Sport.
Henry aims to produce images that not only sit within the discourse that is contemporary art and culture but also complement the very best in commercial print and digital media.
His self-motivated work concerns finding new ways of using photography to investigate the upland and wilderness environment. He received an individual Arts Council England Grant award in 2006 and 2016 and has been nominated for the National Media Museum Bursary Award (UK), shortlisted for the And/or Book Awards and long-listed for the 2014 Aesthetica Art Prize. Images from ‘Spots of Time’, ‘Hill People’ and ‘A Place to Go’ have been exhibited in galleries in the UK, Italy, Nepal and Brazil.
He is part of the core team behind the Kendal Mountain Festival and has been on the film jury at Kathmandu International Mountain Film Festival, Pakistan International Mountain Film Festival and jury on the prestigious Banff Mountain Festival Photography Competition.
Join me for an immersive wildlife photography workshop based at Botanika Osa Peninsula, Curio Collection by Hilton, located in one of the most biologically intense places on Earth. Surrounded by pristine rainforest, thriving mangroves, and untouched coastline, this workshop is designed for photographers of all levels who want to elevate their craft while experiencing the raw beauty of Costa Rica’s wildest region.
This multi-day Yellowstone workshop, led by wildlife photographer Kyle Moon, offers photographers of all skill levels the chance to capture the park during its vibrant spring renewal. As snow melts, wildlife activity peaks—bears emerge with cubs, wolves and coyotes hunt, and bison, elk, and moose raise their young across the landscape. The season provides dynamic, story-rich photography opportunities, from dramatic predator encounters to intimate moments with newborn animals. The experience includes lodging, transportation, meals in the field, and small group guidance for an immersive and personalized adventure.
An immersive adventure designed to capture the breathtaking beauty and diverse landscapes of the island of Madeira
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