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Born and raised on a dirt road in Chester, Vermont, Greg is a National Geographic photographer, cinematographer and director, and lecturer who spent nearly two decades working in film, television and photography around the world. He is an Emmy-Award winning cinematographer and his photography work has been featured on the cover or appeared in National Geographic, Rolling Stone, Wired, The New York Times, Mass Appeal and more—capturing everything from cultural icons to quiet, untold stories with honesty and depth. He is an alum of the prestigious Eddie Adams Photographic Workshop and works with both film and digital mediums with equal proficiency.

Based in Boise, Idaho, but serving the Pacific Northwest, California and anywhere else, Greg brings that same editorial eye and narrative instinct to his work as a full-time photographer and filmmaker. Whether documenting a wedding, crafting a portrait, or filming a story-driven project, Greg’s approach is grounded in authenticity, movement, and connection.

See his film and other photography work here: gregoryjwilson.com