MonoVision Photography Awards: Eight Images Awarded

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Written By William Fortescue

After wins for ‘Nomads’ and ‘Rumble in the Jungle’ earlier this year, it’s great to see Nomads awarded at MonoVision Photography Awards this summer.

Nomads

Nomads, my second gallery print collection, was the culmination of eighteen months work, in just seven images.

Shot across two continents, and featuring some of the planet’s most iconic species (elephant, rhino, polar bear and lion), each image was shot by hand - as with all my work.

Having also won ‘Platinum’ at the Muse Photography Awards this Spring, I'm delighted to see Nomads take its second award of the year, while ‘Michael’ and ‘Rumble in the Jungle’, my two most popular prints, now have eight awards between them in the last 12 months.

Each of these winning images are available as prints from my respective galleries. To enquire, kindly use the form below and I will happily direct you to the relevant gallery.

William Fortescue

Hailed as one of the finest wildlife photographers of his generation, William’s internationally acclaimed work has seen him quickly make his mark on the industry.

Represented by London’s Red Eight Gallery and a partnered photographer of conservation organisations David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation and Saving the Wild, William’s work has sold around the world and been part of globally successful conservation initiatives Prints for Wildlife and New Big 5.

In 2021, together with Matthew Armstrong-Ford, William co-founded Armstrong Fortescue, a photographic safari company dedicated to getting guests off the beaten track. Their first safaris take flight this spring.

With William’s work dedicated to displaying wildlife in their natural habitat, it is with great pride 10% of every print sold is donated to his two partnered charities, David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation and Saving the Wild.

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