Lee Cooper
Photographer | Visual Storyteller | Voice of the Forest

Lee Cooper is a British photographer whose work captures the quiet moments of the natural world, mist-draped woodlands, soft light through ancient trees, and the fleeting moments that so often go unseen. Rooted in the landscapes of the New Forest and wider Britain, his imagery evokes emotion and a deep sense of belonging to nature.

Combining timeless visual narratives, Lee’s work resonates with collectors, conservationists, and creative brands who value authenticity and atmosphere, and who understand that the right image can move people to see the world differently.

Lee’s photographs have been featured on the BBC and ITV and in exhibitions and collections across the UK. His clients include globally recognised brands such as Sony, Adobe, MPB, FSC, and The Woodland Trust, which trusts his ability to translate nature’s nuance into meaningful visual campaigns.

Beyond the frame, Lee is a generous and intuitive educator. His teaching style is open, encouraging, and rooted in the belief that photography is a powerful tool for connecting with nature, with ourselves, and each other. His workshops are more than technical training; they’re an invitation to slow down and see with curiosity and intention.

When not behind the lens, Lee leads immersive workshops, collaborates on purpose-led creative projects, and continues exploring the ever-shifting dialogue between light and land.