Hey! I’m Freddie

Environmental Documentary Photographer specialising in UK nature and ecosystems

Artist Bio:

I’m an Environmental Documentary Photographer and undergraduate in Marine and Natural History Photography at Falmouth University, specialising in visual storytelling that captures the beauty, fragility, and resilience of the natural world. Passionate about raising awareness of important environmental issues, creating work that both informs and inspires.

In addition to documentary work, offers commercial photography services, combining a creative eye with technical expertise to deliver bespoke visual narratives tailored to diverse client needs. A collaborative approach ensures each project is immersive, purposeful, and visually compelling.

Guided by a strong ethos of sincerity, respect, and justice, the work goes beyond observation—aiming to foster connection, spark engagement, and drive meaningful impact. Known for a technically agile, inclusive, and approachable style, establishing trust with clients and subjects alike.

Future work will explore the evolving relationship between humanity, artificial intelligence, and the natural world—using visual storytelling to reflect on how these dynamics shape our shared future. Driven by curiosity, innovation, and authenticity, upcoming projects will continue to push creative boundaries and reimagine how stories are told to inspire, challenge, and transform.

References

  • Three commissions over a year-long period.

    • Frasier Pake’s Collection, First and Wessex Editions for Society marketing (April)

    • Dorchester Museum, Thomas Hardy Archiving (April)

    • Official Photographer for the Thomas Hardy Society Bi-Annual International Conference (August)

    Reference:

    “Over the last year Freddie Beaver has provided valuable photographic work for The Thomas Hardy Society.  He was the official photographer for the society’s week-long conference in 2024. Over that time he photographed a range of situations and settings including outside events, in the conference hall and social gatherings. At all times he was friendly, discreet and professional and the resulting images were of high quality, capturing the atmosphere of events beautifully.  In addition Freddie created some images of a collection of treasured materials and books associated with Thomas Hardy (The Fraiser Pakes Collection) and also some archiving work being carried out at The Dorset Museum on behalf of the society. These images are now an important resource for the society to illustrate our publications and advertise our Hardy related events as well as a record of our work.  I thoroughly recommend Freddie Beaver to carry out photographic work.”

    Lucy Brown

    Council of Management 

    The Thomas Hardy Society

  • Assistant to Tamsyn Warde for the Homeshare Shoot with Emma Stafford from St John’s Winchester charity.

    Reference:

    “Freddie assisted me on a photoshoot, which included various locations and light conditions. He was such an asset. He was keen to help in any way he could. This included moving props, setting up lighting and discussing ideas with me about composition and lighting.”

    “I was very impressed by his interaction with the clients and models. He chatted to the models and helped them to relax, which made my job as the photographer much easier. He was very  professional in his conduct. I highly recommend him.”


    Tamsyn Warde

  • Assistant to Ange Ward Brown for the shoot with BBQ Magazine, Weber and The Stoltman Brothers as the subjects.

    Reference:

    “Freddie is a great assistant. He works hard, pays attention, adapts to client needs and is always a pleasure to work with. He has great attention to detail and shares ideas and feedback appropriately, he is serious minded about his work and always puts in 100%.”

    Angela Ward-Brown