Adventure Photography, Oliver Quartly

Adventure.

Adventure and outdoor photography, mountains, motorsport, and the brands and publications I've worked with along the way.

I spent two years living in Whistler, working as a professional photographer and mountain bike athlete. It's where I learned to shoot in the kind of conditions most photographers try to avoid: rain, mud, low light, and terrain that isn't apologetic. 

Outdoor life isn't just work for me. I've got a wife and two boys who love being outside as much as I do, and much of our time away is spent planning the next trip, whether that's a weekend in the van or a longer expedition. That same discipline, thorough preparation combined with the ability to adapt when conditions change, is what I bring to every commission, whether I'm shooting with my own family or working solo for a client.

 

 

My work has taken me across the UK and around the world, creating imagery for major brands, international automotive names, and institutions including the UK Government. I've been published by national outlets including The Times and The Daily Telegraph, and featured in magazines through advertising work with brands I've partnered with.

I'm always keen to build long-term relationships with brands, publications, and riders or athletes I can shoot with regularly, rather than one-off jobs. If you're planning a ride, event, expedition, or campaign and want a photographer who understands both the technical side of the shot and the culture around it, get in touch.

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