Biography

Malie Rich-Griffith is an international outdoor photographer based in Santa Fe, New Mexico who specializes in travel photography of people, places and wildlife in remote and developing nations. She believes that photography gives voice to the connections of the world in its vast and minute forms and has covered the globe in pursuit of this expression.

She is noted for her strong form ,vivid color and anthropomorphic wildlife images. Her computerized and well-captioned stock library encompasses both endangered species and portraits of vanishing cultures among its specialties.

Her work has been exhibited in New York, London and Honolulu and has won many awards, among them the National Wildlife Federation’s Photographer of the Year (1999), M.I.L.K. Global Photo Competition (2000), and International Color Awards (2007). Her images have appeared in magazines as diverse as American Photo, Apogee Photo, Birders' World, GEO Magazine, Girl Talk, National Wildlife, Natural History Magazine, Outdoor Photographer, Ranger Rick and Smithsonian and has graced books and covers around the world for BBC Books, Duckworth Publishers, Duval Publishing and many more.