Annalise Kaylor is a wildlife photographer and conservation photojournalist whose work has taken her on assignment to 39 countries around the world (and counting!).

With an emphasis on documentary photography, Annalise’s photo and video work has been seen in The New York Times, The Washington Post, National Geographic, Audubon Magazine, and the Associated Press, as well as PBS, the BBC, Great Big Story, and the Discovery Channel. As a visual storyteller, she also partners with NGOs and non-profits, including The Nature Conservancy, charity:water, and Habitat for Humanity International.

Annalise’s work has been exhibited in galleries throughout North and South America, and her photographs are part of the permanent collections of the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library, the World Health Organization, and the United Nations. Her photography is part of the year-long Planet Ocean exhibit at Gasometer Oberhausen in Germany debuting in March of 2024.

Annalise is the co-creator of the PhotoWILD podcast which braids together the art and science of wildlife photography, and a writer for the publication of the same name.

When not hunkered down in her floating blind, leading photography workshops, or working behind the lens, Annalise can be found birdwatching, birdwatching some more, hiking with her dog Susan, kayaking, even more birdwatching, and playing strategy board games (Wingspan, anyone?).