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About Grant Udy
Grant Udy is a Blenheim based photographer specialising in landscapes, seascapes, nature, and fine art prints inspired by the Marlborough region. His work is known for its calm, natural style capturing the Marlborough Sounds, Picton Foreshore, local wildlife, and the seasonal beauty of nearby vineyards with clarity and care.
Grant began photographing seriously in 2019 after years working in the Marlborough wine industry, where he developed a strong appreciation for detail, colour, and the changing seasons. That background now shapes the way he approaches every image, whether it’s a sweeping coastal scene or a close‑up macro study of the natural world.
Since joining the Marlborough Camera Club in 2020, Grant has progressed from C Grade to A Grade and earned recognition in the 2024, 2025 and 2026 NZ Amateur Photography Awards. These achievements reflect his commitment to producing high quality, thoughtful work.
Grant offers premium framed and unframed prints featuring iconic Marlborough locations, the Wainui River, coastal seascapes, and local wildlife—ideal for homes, offices, and gifts. He also maintains an active blog where he shares practical photography tips, gear reviews for Sigma and Sony lenses, and insights into his creative process, helping clients understand the care and craftsmanship behind every image.
Whether you’re looking for artwork that reflects the beauty of Marlborough or seeking a photographer with a genuine connection to the region, Grant’s work offers a blend of professionalism, authenticity, and a deep love for the natural world.
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Silver Distinction at the 2026 NZAPA
Honoured to have my image, When Time Leaves Only Shape, awarded a Silver Distinction at the 2026 New Zealand Amateur Photography Awards. Read the full post for a recap of the awards, and a breakdown of the winning shots.
Rarangi Beach, Marlborough, New Zealand
A cinematic slow motion video at Rarangi Beach in Marlborough, New Zealand, as the chilly southerly rolled in on an autumn day, quietly highlighting the raw power and restless mood of the ocean.
