Emily Drury is a natural history photographer with a passion for capturing the beauty of the natural world. Focusing primarily on British wildlife and landscapes, her work explores a range of habitats and ecosystems, from the rolling expanse of national parks to the hidden corners of woodlands and rugged coastlines.

Emily approaches photography with a quiet reverence for nature, aiming to create intimate photographs that connect viewers to the outdoors and the rich diversity of life in the United Kingdom. She works primarily with natural light, producing imagery in muted, soft, earthy tones that reflect the subtle beauty of the environments she photographs.

In a world where nature is in decline, Emily’s work serves as both a celebration of the natural world and a gentle call to action, encouraging others to appreciate and protect wild spaces and the species that inhabit them.