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Every Jo Lee Photography print is presented with the same care and attention devoted to capturing the moment itself. Each artwork is professionally mounted to preserve the beauty and integrity of the print, protecting it during handling while ensuring it arrives at your home in immaculate condition, ready to frame and enjoy.

The choice of frame is a deeply personal one. With an endless variety of styles, finishes and materials available, I hope you enjoy selecting a frame that complements both your home and the story held within the image. For my own collections and exhibitions, I favour the quiet elegance of natural wood, whose warmth and timeless character beautifully reflect the landscapes and wildlife that inspire my work.

Every print is professionally mounted using premium Larson-Juhl 1400 μm conservation-quality mount board in a delicate natural cream (Minuet). Its subtle, understated tone creates a refined border around the artwork, allowing the colours, textures and light within the photograph to take centre stage.

Each limited edition print, produced in an edition of just 25, is individually accompanied by a hand-signed Certificate of Authenticity, affirming its place within the edition and its provenance. Before leaving my North Wales studio, every piece is carefully inspected, wrapped and flat packaged with exceptional care, ensuring it reaches you exactly as it left my hands—ready to become a lasting part of your home.

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  • Black Gold

    Woodland Collection

    Black Gold

    Black Gold — Limited Edition Fine Art Print, edition of 25

    Captured in Lampeter, April 2026. Named after the term once used for coal in the mining communities of Wales, Black Gold celebrates the understated beauty of one of our smallest and most energetic garden birds, the Coal Tit.

  • Dappled Saffron

    Woodland Collection

    Dappled Saffron

    Dappled Saffron — Limited Edition Fine Art Print, edition of 25

    Captured in south-west Wales, Lampeter, April 2026. There are days in nature when the weather writes its own story. Siskin & Broom. Between the passing showers, the sun broke through, illuminating the vibrant yellow broom blossom that swayed in the persistent April wind.

  • Defiance of the Tempest

    Hunter Collection

    Defiance of the Tempest

    Defiance of the Tempest – Limited Edition Fine Art Print, edition of 25

    Captured in the rolling landscapes of Mid Wales in May 2026, Defiance of the Tempest celebrates one of Britain’s greatest conservation stories. Banking effortlessly on the rising thermals, the red kite reveals the elegance that has made it one of the UK’s most recognisable birds of prey.

  • Fairy Glen

    Garden Collection

    Fairy Glen

    Fairy Glen,  Foxgloves — Limited Edition Fine Art Print, edition of 25

    Folklore tells that fairies once slipped these blossoms over the paws of foxes, letting them wander silently through the countryside, and that whisper of magic lingers in the air around them. This artwork captures that meeting point between myth and the living garden, celebrating the tender textures, gentle colours, and small wonders that make the natural world so captivating.

  • Fairy King

    River Collection

    Fairy King

    Fairy King – Limited Edition Fine Art Print, edition of 25

    Captured beside the River Tern on a warm afternoon in May 2025, Fairy King portrays one of Britain’s most captivating birds in a moment of quiet vigilance. Although this is a female kingfisher, my encounter with her brought back a story told to me many decades ago as a child, that kingfishers were the chosen birds entrusted with carrying the fairy royal family across woodland rivers.

  • Sale! Gossamer Light

    Bumble Collection

    Gossamer Light

    Gossamer Light – Small Open Edition Fine Art Print 

    Carder Bee in glimmering light. Less common (in our garden) than its white-tailed relatives, this smaller, agile pollinator brings a calm excitement. Here the light danced across the shimmer of its wings.
  • Sale! Iridescent Silence

    River Collection

    Iridescent Silence

    Iridescent Silence – Small Open Edition Fine Art Print 

    Juvenile Kingfisher in a rainbow of colour. For a fleeting moment, the river falls still. Against a tapestry of softened greens and blues, the kingfishers’ radiant plumage catches the light, each feather revealing a quiet spectrum of turquoise, cobalt and amber.
  • Lone Hunter

    Hunter Collection

    Lone Hunter

    Lone Hunter – Limited Edition Fine Art Print, edition of 25

    Captured Yorkshire, September 2025. The first light of day often belongs to the hunter. Lone Hunter was captured as dawn gently broke over the farmland between Leeds and Bradford, where open fields meet the rich industrial heritage of Yorkshire. In the cool stillness of the morning, the landscape remained hushed, the woodland beyond washed in soft blue-grey tones as the first golden rays began to edge across the horizon.

  • Magenta Prayer

    Garden Collection

    Magenta Prayer

    Magenta Prayer, Anemone — Limited Edition Fine Art Print, edition of 25

    The petals, opening gently toward the sky, seem to lift in reverence to Mother Nature herself, an offering of colour and grace. Their deep magenta hue encircles a heart of midnight violet, a contrast that feels both serene and soulful.

  • Natural Witness

    Woodland Collection

    Natural Witness

    Natural Witness – Limited Edition Fine Art Print, edition of 25

    Captured in the woodlands of Yorkshire in May 2026, Natural Witness reflects the quiet intelligence of one of Britain’s most enigmatic woodland birds. Jays rarely announce their presence; instead, they reveal themselves only to those prepared to become part of the landscape.

  • Nature's Gentle Hand

    Woodland Collection

    Nature’s Gentle Hand

    Nature’s Gentle Hand — Limited Edition Fine Art Print, edition of 25

    Captured in November 2025, within the tranquil woodlands of Mid‑Wales. Nature’s Gentle Hand – this moment emerged after many patient hours beneath the fading canopy. The blue-tit perched as though in conversation with the tree itself, the branch extending like an outstretched hand, offering counsel from the wise forest.

  • Nutkin of the Dingle

    Woodland Collection

    Nutkin of the Dingle

    Nutkin of the Dingle – Limited Edition Fine Art Print, edition of 25

    Captured on Anglesey, North Wales, July 2026.  Nutkin of the Dingle recalls my very first close encounter with Britain’s much-loved Red Squirrel, deep within an ancient Anglesey woodland just as dawn began to lift the darkness from the forest floor.

  • On Amethyst Wings

    Bumble Collection

    On Amethyst Wings

    On Amethyst Wings — Limited Edition Fine Art Print, edition of 25

    Captured in our North Wales garden in July 2025, On Amethyst Wings is a celebration of summer’s gentle hum. I feel it shows a portrait of devotion and balance, a glimpse into nature’s quiet artistry.

  • Opaline Muse

    Bumble Collection

    Opaline Muse

    Opaline Muse – Limited Edition Fine Art Print, edition of 25

    Captured in June 2025, Opaline Muse tells the quiet story of a bumblebee pausing to recover after a gentle summer rain shower. This artwork celebrates not only the beauty of the bumblebee, but the grace found in those fleeting moments of rest between journeys.

     

  • Perched Stillness

    Woodland Collection

    Perched Stillness

    Perched Stillness – Limited Edition Fine Art Print, edition of 25

    Captured Mid-Wales, November 2025. There is a quiet magic to a woodland before the world awakens. Perched Stillness was captured on a frosty November morning near Lake Vyrnwy, Mid Wales, where the silence of the forest was broken only by the first tentative notes of the dawn chorus.

  • Stellar Allium

    Garden Collection

    Stellar Allium

    Stellar Allium – Limited Edition Fine Art Print, edition of 25

    Stellar Allium came to life when a dear friend in Wrexham, newly passionate about gardening, invited me to capture their vibrant new plantings. We originally aimed to photograph the visiting bees, but the allium’s galaxy-like structure quickly stole the spotlight.