About Andy Hay

Andy Hay (b.1965) is a British fine art landscape photographer. He explores ancient landscapes and ancestral traces, aiming to discern the ambience created by their past. Through his work he encourages the contemplation of deeper time and invites audiences to learn from history.

After gaining a professional qualification in photography at Salisbury College of Art, from 1993 Andy worked for 20 years as a staff photographer with the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, documenting their work. His photography has been widely published nationally and internationally by government conservation bodies, Wildlife Trusts, tourist authorities, The National Trust, Cambridge University, National Geographic, the Guardian, Telegraph, Times, the BBC & ITV, with portfolios featured in the British Journal of Photography and Professional Photographer magazines.

He has lectured in photography up to foundation degree level, has been a guest speaker at the Scottish Nature Photography Fair, camera clubs, RSPB members’, and naturalists' groups nationwide.

https://www.andyhay.photography/