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George Benjamin (georgebturner)

Lochbuie
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George Benjamin is a wildlife photographer, telling the stories of the Earth's disappearing ecosystems.

George's highlights include working on assignment for:

  • National Geographic (Feb 18, "Rubondo Island's Chimpanzees")
  • BBC Earth (Apr 19, "The Reality of Poaching")
  • IFAW (Jan 19, "Protecting Barbary Macaques")
  • World Animal Protection (Feb 20, "The Otter Trade")

He's been proudly sponsored by Nikon Europe for 6 years.

When not on assignment, he can be found on the Isle of Mull, with his amazing partner and their two dogs, Dylan and Ayla.

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Awards, Publications & Exhibitions

Awards

  • Rough Guides - Winner, Wildlife Photography category (2018)
  • Outdoor Photography - Winner, Wildlife Photography Category (2019)
  • European Wildlife Photographer of the Year - Finalist (2019)
  • Nature TTL Awards - Finalist (2020)

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Publications

  • National Geographic: Feb 2018 "Chimpanzees of Rubundo Island"
  • BBC Earth: Multiple pieces, including April 2019, "The Reality of Poaching”
  • IFAW: January 2019, "Protecting Barbary Macaques”
  • World Animal Protection: February 2020, "The Otter Trade"
  • Suitcase Magazine
  • My Modern Met
  • Outdoor Photography
  • Rough Guides

Collection Details

Natura | View on Foundation

Art moves in parallel with nature, in harmony with the beautifully chaotic symphony of the planet. Our creative core constantly draws from nature, whether purposefully or simply through osmosis.

The images that make up "Natura" are the moments that'll live with me forever. Now, I urge you to let nature in, too.

15% of proceeds from all sales go to The NFT Conservation Fund. By handing out grants, together we'll enable talented individuals to create the stories that matter.


Photography Genre

Wildlife


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  • Wildlife
  • African wildlife
  • Canadian Wildlife
  • Animals

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Notable Collectors

  • Anesti (@AnestiDhima)

Photographing since

2011

First NFT mint

2021-12-26


Location

PA62 6AA, Isle Of Mull, Argyll and Bute, Scotland, United Kingdom

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Wildlife Photography
Storytelling
Conservation Photography
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Location

Lochbuie, Scotland, United Kingdom

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