Inspired by the rhythm of waves and the light of distant journeys, Andrew Lever creates museum-quality, limited-edition photographic prints—refined works of art that bring a sense of beauty and calm to contemporary interiors and collectors worldwide.

Andrew Lever – Limited Edition Fine Art Prints for Modern Interiors & Collectors

Photographer Andrew Lever standing between two white horses under a tree in a desert setting, black and white photo.

WELCOME

Hello, I’m Andrew Lever, an award-winning fine art photographer creating limited-edition photographic prints for collectors and art lovers worldwide.

Born on the Dorset coast in 1964, my early years were filled with outdoor adventure and creativity. My father, a passionate windsurfer and sailor, and my mother, a talented horsewoman, inspired my love for motion, light, and the natural world — themes that continue to shape my artistic vision today.

Curiosity and a spirit of adventure have taken me to over fifty countries. I’m drawn to moments of quiet beauty and raw energy — images that capture the rhythm of waves, the power of horses, or the serenity of light. My goal is to create photographs that evoke emotion and bring a sense of calm and discovery to contemporary interiors.

My work has been published and exhibited internationally, appearing in National Geographic, Lonely Planet Traveller, The Sunday Times Travel Magazine, Singapore Airlines Magazine, Lufthansa Airlines Magazine, Tatler Magazine, and Rough Guides. It has also been displayed at the Auckland Museum.

I’m honoured that my photography has received recognition through multiple International Color Awards, Black & White Spider Awards, and Refocus Awards.

Photographer Andrew Lever smiling in sleeveless shirt sitting at a table with flowers and a Fujifilm camera.
Andrew Lever wearing a wetsuit and holding an underwater camera at the beach.

AMBITION · ADVENTURE · TRAVEL · ART

Inspired by the rhythm of waves and the light of distant journeys, Andrew Lever creates museum-quality, limited-edition photographic prints—crafted to enrich private collections and contemporary interiors with timeless photographic artistry.


AWARDS

2025
Chromatic Photo Awards — Honorable Mention, Wildlife and Animals, USA
ND Photographic Awards — Nominee, Professional Nature Category, USA

2024
Chromatic Awards — Honorable Mention, Wildlife and Animals, USA
ND Photo Awards — Nominee, Professional Nature Category, USA
International Color Awards — Nominee, Fine Art Category, USA

2023
ReFocus AwardsDiscovery of the Year, Nature, World Photo Annual

2022
ReFocus Awards — Nominee, Black and White Category

2021
International Color Awards — Nominee, Sport Category
Black & White Spider Awards — Nominee, Nature Category, USA

2020
International Color Awards — Nominee, Fine Art Category

2019
International Color Awards — Nominee, Fine Art Category

2013
Black & White Spider Awards — Nominee, Fine Art Category, USA
National Geographic — Honorable Mention, Photographer of the Year

2012
New Zealand Geographic — Finalist, Photographer of the Year

2011
Black & White Spider Awards — Nominee, People Category, USA

2009
Professional Photographer Magazine — Runner-up, Photographer of the Year, UK

2008
Black & White Magazine USA — Bronze and Merit Award

2007
Digital Photo Magazine — Winner, Photographer of the Year

2006
Black & White Magazine UK — Runner-up, Photographer of the Year

MEDIA

Magazine page featuring a black horse with white mane, wearing a blue halter, titled 'The Horse Festival.'
Blurred image of colorful skirts in motion, featuring red, blue, and white hues, likely from dancers twirling.

Joining the ranks of National Geographic Photographers in 2013, Andrew Lever has demonstrated how much he is willing to go for a picture. His imagery honors all things outdoors, from the sheer number of Surfers in Dorset to the herds of Elephants in Sri Lanka. The artist’s works have been exhibited in London and Auckland. Andrew Lever has years of experience in creating truly memorable pictures, having explored more than 40 countries Worldwide, which has allowed him to build an image archive stuffed with amazing pics. His images have been featured in The Sunday Times, Lonely Planet, and Rough Guides, to name a few.

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