Conservation photography that moves people to act.
I’m Connor Meehan — a Tampa Bay-based wildlife and conservation photographer documenting Florida’s coastal ecosystems and the species that depend on them. My work spans the Gulf Coast shoreline, Florida’s mangrove systems, and the underwater world beneath them.
These images are available for editorial, organizational, and publication use.
Every image in my portfolio begins with time in the field — hours spent in the shallows of Tampa Bay, beneath the surface of Caribbean reefs, and along the coastal trails of Florida’s barrier islands. The result is a body of work that captures not just what these places look like, but why they matter.
My photography has documented species of conservation concern including the Reddish Egret, Roseate Spoonbill, Hawksbill Sea Turtle, Gopher Tortoise, and American Oystercatcher — alongside the coastal habitats that sustain them.
If your organization is working to protect the natural world, I want to help tell that story.
High resolution images available for use in magazines, journals, newspapers, and digital publications. All images are available with full metadata and species identification documentation.
Images available for conservation organizations, nonprofits, and advocacy groups for use in annual reports, fundraising campaigns, social media, websites, and educational materials. Conservation pricing available.
Images available for educational institutions, textbooks, presentations, and classroom materials.
Available for commissioned field work in the Tampa Bay and greater Florida Gulf Coast region. If you need specific species, habitats, or locations documented, let’s talk.