Laura Dyer was raised in South Africa, where she fell in love with the wild spaces of Africa and its magnificent wildlife. After a brief career working in financial services she committed full time to photography with an emphasis on photographic guiding and lodge work.
You will find her out photographing wildlife throughout the world, with a focus on big cats and predators. From the rain storms over East Africa, the icy and frozen realm of the polar bear or the fascinating northern lights as they twist and turn in the night sky, her enthusiasm for nature is contagious. So why not join her out in the field! She offers a variety of travel options with mixed group trips, women-only departures and bespoke private photographic safaris through Africa, the Arctic and beyond. These have a focus on in-field learning, such as photographic techniques, animal behavior, predicting action, positioning, as well as post adventure Lightroom editing. She also offers lodge based shoots together with video production work alongside Beyond Africa Films and fellow f-stop ambassador Dan Clarkson.
Laura has been awarded in various major regional and international photographic competitions such as Natures Best Photography and has had her work presented in a variety of magazines and newspapers world wide. She is currently working on a number of conservation projects based in Africa, as well as an exhibition in 2024 in aid of cheetah conservation. As ambassadors for nature, she believes we have a responsibility to not only showcase wildlife at its most beautiful, but to also impart and share that appreciation of the natural world with those around us, whether through sharing images, raising funds for conservation or teaching and showing people the beauty of our planet. The welfare of wildlife is always at the forefront of Laura’s work, and as such you will only find images of animals that remain wild and free being presented.
