This image by BA Photography student, Amelia Boyles, shows a river landscape with the sun shining off the water.

Amelia Boyles is a natural landscape photographer who captures moments in time, both big and small. She enjoys showing the surroundings through the eyes of small creatures, focusing on surfaces and objects that one might not usually think to observe and reflect upon. Most of Amelia’s photography includes natural settings, showing close-ups of flowers, other plants, and the small scale of natural surfaces, often from the perspective of an insect for example.

This image by BA Photography student, Amelia Boyles, shows a river with ripples glistening in the sunlight.

Amelia has an interest in horticulture, the evolution of plants and growth, which inspires her images and is translated into her photography. She is most content being surrounded by nature on walks outdoors and enjoys finding beautiful or interesting little moments in typically mundane settings. Similarly, she likes to find interest and beauty in simple things in domestic environments, whilst controlling the warm and neutral colours to convey the image to be tranquil and to encapsulate wellbeing.

This image by BA Photography student, Amelia Boyles, shows a plant growing out of the ground.
This image by BA Photography student, Amelia Boyles, shows a log, with the dappled sunlight shining over the tree.