Charlotte Clements is a New Zealand-based photographer whose work captures the quiet beauty of our environment, with the goal of raising awareness and inspiring a deeper appreciation for the earth. She believes that every individual can make an impact on the well-being of both people and the planet. Charlotte’s photography centres on the ordinary, everyday elements of nature—shadows playing across boulders, wildflowers pushing through clifftops. For her, nature is not something distant or reserved for special occasions like hiking or travel; it is always present, in the humble, everyday moments around us.
Her connection to the natural world runs deep, and she describes her work as "small batch earth prints"—a methodical approach to documenting the unhurried beauty of our planet. Growing up with the rhythmic sound of waves crashing at Sumner Beach and walking coastal paths lined with wildflowers, Charlotte’s relationship with nature has always been an integral part of her life. Today, it continues to weave through her daily existence—whether it’s a burst of sunlight warming her morning coffee, a natural remedy for a cold, or the exterior classroom where her children play.
