Hello, my name is Conor Quinlan and I am a nature and wildlife photographer. I have always taken an interest in nature since a young age and enjoy traveling the world from one unique ecosystem to the next. It all started for me when I was 13 years old; I went on a trip with my school to Washington DC where I used disposable Kodak cameras. I enjoyed photographing the great cities and monument so much that I ended up buying eight more disposable cameras. Not a year later, I bought my first camera and have not been able to put it down since.
My interest in the natural world grew as I aged and today I am a Natural Resources student majoring in Wildlife Conservation at the University of Arizona. One of my major goals, as an environmentalist and photographer, is to provide the general public with a better understanding of the natural world that surrounds them and inspire people to protect the valuable natural resources that our wonderful planet provides. The water we drink and the air we breath is more important that any commodity we possess and we must keep these valuable natural resources from being wasted or polluted to ensure not only the survival of Earth's diverse biosphere but ourselves as well.
Awards:
Commended photographer for the Sony World Photography Awards Apprentice at the Sedona Photofest Senior class achiever, pictures featured Arizona Daily Star Finalist in 31st Annual College photography contest Featured in Best of College Photography 2011 and Best of Photography 2013 Finalist for Arizona Highways Photography Competition Pictures featured in Arizona Highways Pictures featured at Photokina
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