Annette Price

Adventure sports and wild places photography

For many years I was an adventure sports and wild places photographer, regularly venturing underground to photograph caves and disused mines, paddled and photographed white water rivers and seas. I also dived to photograph commercial divers, to produce story telling images to meet the needs of magazine editors, news agencies and print buyers. My work has been published in a wide range of magazines and newspapers  including the Daily Mail, Daily Telegraph, Land Rover Owner International, the Times, BBC Focus magazine etc. and featured in a  number of photographic publications. For a client list and to see examples of published work see here.

I originally originally trained as a graphic designer and illustrator (BA Hons) at Kingston University.  In 2005, I was awarded a Queen Elizabeth Scholarship (QEST) to do a HSE-approved commercial scuba diving course (Media diver - part 4) with the Underwater Centre at Fort William in Scotland. This qualification is required for working underwater in the UK while using scuba equipment for any client other than the recreational diving press.

UK (London) based, but travelling abroad when required, my experience of participating in outdoor activities included white water and sea kayaking, caving, camping, diving, swimming and mountain biking, and gave me the opportunity to plan creative photoshoots, in more remote locations when required, but also in outdoor urban environments too.

Since 2022 I have switched my creative practice to painting, and am continuing my exploration of water environments through abstraction. Take a look at my current work here Annette Price Art