Rachel Bigsby is a self-taught wildlife photographer with a deep affinity with seabirds. Guided by purpose, passion, and a profound dedication to her craft, she has forged her own path in the field. Drawing on years of independent research and hands-on voluntary conservation work, her imagery blends scientific insight with artistic depth, offering intimate glimpses into the lives of her subjects.

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Her work has been recognised with the Natural Artistry Award in Wildlife Photographer of the Year (2023) and the Portfolio Award in Bird Photographer of the Year (2023). She serves as an ambassador for the RSPB and a Nikon Creator. Her photography has been published in the pages of National Geographic, New Scientist, and other leading publications. Beyond her photographic practice, Rachel has delivered lectures at esteemed venues including the Natural History Museum, the Royal Geographical Society, the UK Parliament, and the National Museum of Scotland. Through these engagements, she imparts insight into the creative process, conservation ethos, and ecological knowledge that underpin her work.

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Grounded in stewardship, guided by a commitment to conservation, and defined by an enduring love for her subjects, Rachel stands not only as an artist, but as an advocate.