Conservation / Wildlife / Field media
Stories from the edge of the wild.
I’m Dyllan White — building a portfolio of conservation and wildlife media shaped by patience, fieldcraft, and a responsibility to the habitats in frame.
01 / Patient observation
Quiet stories, slow frames, real behaviour.
02 / Conservation context
Media that connects species, place, and people.
03 / Ethical distance
Designed to respect the subjects it reveals.
Selected work
A compact archive of field-led stories.
Short film
Wetlands after dusk
A quiet sequence following birds returning through restored reeds as light leaves the water.
Campaign story
Corridor country
A conservation narrative about connected habitat, landholder trust, and the unseen routes animals still remember.
Photo essay
Small lives, large stakes
Macro and ground-level imagery made to reframe overlooked species as essential parts of living systems.
Print sales
Limited prints from the field.
Archival wildlife and conservation images available in small editions. Enquiries can be handled directly until a full shop is added.
Edition of 25
A2 archival pigment print
From $180
Wetlands after dusk
Soft reed silhouettes and late light across restored wetland habitat.
Edition of 40
A3+ fine art print
From $140
Corridor country
A layered landscape study of connected habitat and animal movement routes.
Edition of 35
Square museum paper
From $120
Small lives, large stakes
Ground-level detail celebrating overlooked species within living systems.
Print availability, sizes, framing, and shipping can be confirmed before purchase.
Approach
Media made with patience, context, and care for the subject.
The work is grounded in field observation: staying longer, moving slower, and finding the human context around each species and habitat. The goal is not spectacle — it is attention.
Have a story in the field?
Use this first version as a home base for collaborations, shoots, documentary work, and conservation campaigns.