Jeff Topham is a Canadian photographer whose diverse work has taken him from post-war Liberia to Antarctica, the Arctic and the Amazon basin. He specializes in environmental portraiture, production stills, and documentary photography.

His images of post-conflict Liberia and award-winning documentary film and online photo project Liberia 77, about the war-torn country reclaiming its photographic and cultural legacy, were featured at the Annenberg Space for Photography in Los Angeles and in the first post-war photographic exhibition at the National Museum in Monrovia.

For 5 years, Jeff worked as photographer-in-residence for Canadian based adventure company One Ocean Expeditions, documenting numerous voyages and leading photographic seminars in the Antarctic and Canadian Arctic.

A two-time recipient of the Allard Prize for Photography, his work and reportage have been featured in The Guardian, The Observer, Time, Canadian Geographic, the Globe and Mail, Macleans and EnRoute, as well as on CBC Radio's flagship programs The Current and The Sunday Edition.

His exhibition of Antarctic photography - Southern Exposure - was an official selection of the 2022 Capture Photography Festival at the Monica Reyes Gallery in Vancouver.

Recent Clients:  Proper Television, HGTV, Corus, Netflix, CITY TV, History Channel, CBC, MEC, eOne, National Film Board of Canada, O2E, St Paul's Hospital Foundation, Larrivee Guitars, Morgan Guitars, UBC, UVIC, CTV, Destination BC, Lark Productions, Macklam/Feldman Management, Botanist Gin.

Jeff is also proud to have worked with non-profit organizations including St Paul’s Foundation, Dudes Club, Journalists for Human Rights, The David Suzuki Foundation, Do It For The Love Foundation, The Voice Project, Vancouver Firefighters Charities, and Yoga Outreach.

He lives in Vancouver with his wife Katie and his 3 year-old son, Ace.