Francine Stevens is a New Zealand born fine art wildlife photographer, currently based in the UK. Her life and lens have carried her across continents, with time spent living in Australia, Italy, and Saudi Arabia, and extensive travels that continue to shape her artistic vision.

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Her work is characterised by strikingly simple, uncluttered portraits that reveal the soul and sentient beauty of her subjects, inviting viewers into a deeper connection with the natural world. Though a recent voice in the fine art photography scene, her images have already gained international recognition and critical attention.​

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A passionate advocate for wildlife welfare and habitat preservation, she has volunteered with many conservation initiatives in Saudi Arabia’s NEOM region with UK charities and in New Zealand​

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