"Telling the quiet stories of the natural world is the driving force in my photography."
Pulitzer Prize winning photographer Jack Dykinga's work is driven by his passionate advocacy for the preservation of the natural world. He blends large-format landscape art photography with documentary journalism. In April, 2007, Jack and four other photographers became the first ever R.A.V.E. (Rapid Assessment Visual Expedition) for the International League of Conservation Photographers to document the El Triunfo Cloud forest in Chiapas, Mexico, drawing attention to the threatened habitat there.
Jack is a regular contributor to Arizona Highways and National Geographic magazines. In addition to nine published books on wilderness advocacy, he also has photographed and authored Jack Dykinga's ARIZONA and IMAGES: Jack Dykinga's Grand Canyon released by Arizona Highways in 2008—reflecting his love for Arizona. He and his wife Margaret live in Tucson, Arizona.
