If you have visited us here at the Craig Parry Gallery in sunny Byron Bay you will have seen our stunning award winning photo of Migaloo. But who is Migaloo and why is he so adored?
Whale watching in Byron Bay is something every nature lover needs to experience. Spotting the ocean’s gentle giants as they play against the magnificent backdrop of one of the world’s most pristine marine parks is something you’ll remember for a lifetime.
Migaloo and Milo Along the east coast of Australia it’s that time of the year again. Not only is there a daily abundance of whales cruising our shorelines but we’ve all gone a little mad in anticipation of this guy – MIGALOO.
Back in 2013, Craig met with The Australian to discus his innovative aerial techniques for surf photography and how the whole artistic process evolved.
Shark Beach with Chris Hemsworth provides an important platform for shark awareness. As the show’s Official Photographer it is a project I am immensely proud to have been involved with.
Sydney Opera House Projection – Last night Migaloo lit up an iconic landmark to launch World Oceans Day. Driven by CollaborOCEANS, the KINGDOM OF CORAL initiative saw me invited to join forces with respected marine conservationists and artists to celebrate exhibition patron Valerie Taylor.
Out on the water amongst the immense power and beauty of the ocean. There are fewer places where Craig Parry is more at home. Since a young age Craig has been fascinated by wave photography and capturing the ocean in all of its awe inspiring glory.
Free Zoom backgrounds. Get around them and call from where you’d rather be. Working from home. Flexi work places. Pivoting. Flattening. #stayathome. Times are a-changing and all I know is that things are definitely different.
Cameras and wetsuits at the ready…the underwater world awaits. Join world renowned ocean photographer and nature photographer Craig Parry on an exciting Minke Whale Photography Expedition on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef – the only place in Australia where these majestic whales can be experienced underwater.
Lady Elliot Island is the actual living definition of natural beauty. Abundant with wildlife, entirely eco-centred and relatively off the grid. It is a destination rich with opportunities to connect with nature and truly unwind.
Editing your photographs is an art in itself. Technical and challenging, the process provides an opportunity to reimagine your images to align with your style and brand. It is an individual and very personal process, however learning a few simple tricks can have a great impact.
Nestled in a little pocket of far north-eastern NSW, Australia, Byron Bay is a perfect piece of paradise. Bordered by rich, green hinterland to one side and the crystal blue waters of the South Pacific Ocean on the other, it is a destination which boasts a multitude of spots to...
Each Whale Photography Workshop with Craig Parry is designed to deliver the perfect balance of practical photographic and editing tuition alongside an unforgettable life experience.
Interested in an Africa Photography Workshop? This is something we do! Craig Parry Photography conducts photography workshops in Africa every second year.
Craig Parry sat down with the team at Sony’s Alpha Universe to discuss what equipment he uses to capture his stunning aerial, landscape and underwater photographs.
I am incredibly honoured to announce that my image The Ghost has been awarded top honours, taking out the Under Water category at the prestigious 2017 Golden Turtle International Photography Competition.
On Tuesday morning Migaloo, the white whale, made his much anticipated migration up the east coast of Australia past Byron Bay. For a nature photographer moments like these make all the long days and missed moments worthwhile – patience really does pay.
Captured moments after recent bush fires swept through Northern NSW, Craig Parry Photography’s image Life and Death has been recognised as the International Landscape Photograph of the Year 2014.