PHOTOGRAPHER BASED IN PORTLAND, OREGON

Andrea Morris is a nature photographer based in Portland, Oregon. With a flair for macro photography and deep color contrasts, her focus is capturing small moments between the flora, fauna, and fungi in her surrounding Pacific Northwest landscapes.

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Quirky Critters

Our favorite critters have a lot to say! Shop the new “Quirky Critters” greeting card line.

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Hello! I’m Andrea.

I have been a nature photographer for 15 years, and I love capturing the small moments in nature that happen all around us. I found my home in the Pacific Northwest just a few years ago, and I believe it is home to some of the most colorful critters. I believe in slow starts, bright colors, reading for inspiration, building community, and appreciating the small moments that hide in our day to day.

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Shop prints and greeting cards featuring all of your favorite PNW critters

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Exhibitions

Autumn Coffee Roasters • Portland, OR

Plural Collective • Portland, OR

Artistic Portland Gallery • Portland, OR

East Portland Community Center • Portland, OR

Blind Insect • Portland, OR

The Nines Hotel • Portland, OR

2025 Oregon Wild Photography Winner

Grand Fir Brewing • Portland, OR

KBM Art Gallery • Riverside, CA

Oregon Society of Artists • Portland, OR

REMAX Equity Group Art Show • Portland, OR

Good Neighbor Pizza • Portland, OR

RAW Artists • Indianapolis, IN

“Stretch” Won a Prize!

I am honored and excited to announce that “Stretch” the snail was the winner for the Oregon Wild “Zoomed In” category. View the beautiful work from all five categories below!

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Interested in carrying my products in your store?

I would love to work with you! Download my catalog to view my wholesale terms and available items. Email me directly to place your order, or order through my Faire Direct link.

Recipient of the Regional Arts and Culture Council Arts3C Grant

What Lies Beneath is a macro photography approach to the hidden details in the flora and fauna that make up Portland parks.

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