FINE ART BY JUDI LAPSLEY MILLER

PHOTO ARTISTry

​Fine art inspired by the stories of birds and the natural world. Starting with photographs, I let my imagination take me on flights of fancy. What is real and what is imagined is blurred. What is physical and what is virtual is disrupted. Bursting with colour and life.
​Welcome to the Art of Birding...

Latest News

Photo-art of a tui (tūī) on a rata (rātā) vine framed in a wide dark-brown distressed wooden frame. The framed picture is styled with a painterly look. The frame is placed among a pile of old art books, a wooden puzzle and a sprig of kowhai (kōwhai), with a tui perched on top of the frame."At what cost forever (tūī)" - framed TinyArt by Judi Lapsley Miller (artist) & Chris Helliwell (frame-maker)

New Archival Prints

From Whence Cometh Evil (tūī)

NZ$85.00 - NZ$475.00
Shop

I shall ride every storm (tūī)

NZ$85.00 - NZ$350.00
Shop

At what cost forever (tūī)

NZ$85.00 - NZ$350.00
Shop

Sad wings of destiny (tūī)

NZ$85.00 - NZ$350.00
Shop

The Spy (tūī)

NZ$125.00 - NZ$475.00
Shop

Testimonials

"We think Judi's work is outstanding, imaginative and very well executed"

- Yva Momatiuk & John Eastcott
national Geographic Wildlife Photographers

"You are creating a unique set of images that have real impact.
​They are unique, engaging, detailed and downright fun."

- Brooke Shaden, fine art photographer

"You are very talented. There seem to be many aspects to your kaka artworks including a wonderfully mischievous sense of humour, technical and artistic ability and a quiet confidence in what you are doing. Great stuff!”

- Kim Westerskov, BBC wildlife photographer of the year

"You are seriously dangerous in just the right way.
​That work I saw was pure fine art, and you so deserve to do well with it.”

- Simon Woolf, M. Photog.

"She is consistent in her art, her writing, her exhibitions, and how she lives.
​Her life is her brand and her brand is her life. She is an inspiration to me. All she does in the art world is about what is important to her and how she lives on our planet."

- John Math, Fine art Photographer &
Owner Light Space & Time Online ARt Gallery