Irene Amiet Photography

Irene Amiet Photography www.irenecamiet.com -Fine Art Wildlife and Nature Photographs, Commercial Photography She enjoys offering her work for conservation efforts.

Irene Amiet is a freelance journalist and award winning photographer who has contributed to Africa Geographic, National Geographic's online forums and various international press. She now resides in Clitheroe, Lancashire, where she owns a gallery, Knowle Top Sudios, with her partner Duncan Phillips and freelances for various publications.

new Journal Entry:https://www.ireneamiet.com/blog/birdsongandbluebellsWhen morning mists disperse a little faster and bl...
05/05/2026

new Journal Entry:
https://www.ireneamiet.com/blog/birdsongandbluebells
When morning mists disperse a little faster and bluebells wave in the forest breeze, I find a spot to slumber in pre-dawn quiet under the oak, waiting, watching, listening. Birds tell me all when I’m still; the season, the sunshine, the deer traipsing across the dell. She moves her head in circular motion before putting one tender hoof in front of the other, nibbling at a sapling’s first shoots.
A woodpecker male tells its mate he’s near with grub so she may leave the nest for a while and robin hops above garlic plants of snowy white, their fragrance sweetly spicing the air. Blue-tits have a tutting dispute high above me in the sycamore and a thrush drops down to peck at soil. Birdsong rises out of stillness, the pure sounds of a forest morning when bloom by blossom, nature starts to unfurl as the rays of sun light up the lustrous palette to paint the world in wonder.

11/04/2026

Freediving Maldives. Using both a uw housing with led lights for my Sony a9 and the oms system tough

My photo story for Africa Geographuc about my amazing experience in the Maasai Mara.
08/01/2026

My photo story for Africa Geographuc about my amazing experience in the Maasai Mara.

A photographic journey through Kenya’s Maasai Mara during the Little Rains, where light, wildlife and vast horizons shape moments of wonder

What fun last evening to celebrate 10 years of  and meeting some amazing people like the lovely Lira Valencia and Nish K...
28/11/2025

What fun last evening to celebrate 10 years of and meeting some amazing people like the lovely Lira Valencia and Nish Kumar! Books are available still on www.wilder-world.com 💚

22/11/2025

"We talk of rivers as arteries, life-giving, moving oxygen around the body and it’s no wonder that the shorelines of such an aorta of water are teeming with game. Herds of several hundred buffalo move through the woods, the dust at sunrise a coppery curtain. We met them at a clearing and felt transported into a renaissance painting.

The animals took turns drinking by the water, heads lifted now and then, ears flicked and tails chasing off flies. Incredibly quietly for such massive mammals, they moved on, swallowed by the forest, unheard despite a thousand hooves’ strong."

Excerpt from Realm of a River by Amiet, in our 28th edition.

📍Lower Zambezi National Park

(Photo by Irene Amiet)

In April we were at Hwange National Park with the last rains passing through creating some very dramatic skies! The arti...
01/09/2025

In April we were at Hwange National Park with the last rains passing through creating some very dramatic skies! The article to go with the cover is in the latest issue of Travel and Leisure Zambia - always a pleasure to contribute!

A recent interview with "Our Narratives: -
28/08/2025

A recent interview with "Our Narratives: -

The morning began gray and unremarkable in Louisiana’s Atchafalaya Basin, the kind of overcast dawn that might send lesser photographers back to bed. Yet as

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