Jack Lodge is a 32-year-old professional landscape, nature, and wildlife photographer based in Wimborne, Dorset, in the South West of England. After graduating with a degree in Architecture in 2014, Jack discovered photography as a creative outlet, inspired by a trip to Venice, a place that shaped his appreciation for light, atmosphere, and storytelling.

Since then, photography has become both his profession and his way of life. Jack uses the camera to document the passing of time, capturing the subtle changes of each season as light and weather continually transform the landscapes around us. His work ranges from enchanting ancient woodlands in the Dorset countryside to the blue-hour streets of Venice and the rolling seas of the Arctic.

Alongside landscapes, Jack’s wildlife photography follows encounters close to home, photographing wild owls and birds of prey, to remote experiences with polar bears and the mighty golden eagle. Deeply invested in the full creative process, Jack is highly passionate about taking his work from capture to print, ensuring each photograph is carefully crafted from the moment it’s made in the field, to its rightful home on paper. Through his photographs, workshops, prints and talks, Jack aims to inspire people to slow down, explore, and develop a deeper appreciation for the natural world, one moment, one season, and one story at a time.