Guy Bolton
Adventure and Expedition Photography
Guy established himself by shooting captivating content in challenging locations. He has completed commercial shoots while piloting a paraglider above Mt Blanc in the alps, atop peaks in the Himalayas, while cycling 1000km solo through Europe, while embedded within the worlds busiest Mountain Rescue Service, and many more. Utilising adventure sports to gain unique vantage points creates unique and memorable content across a broad range of audiences. His work brings the audience face to face with otherwise unreachable environments and stories.
His work has featured regularly in the outdoor industry, being published by magazines, brands and environmental organisations including the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP).
A professional background in Aviation Rescue Firefighting and extreme sports has given Guy the skills to work in arduous conditions, and the ability to capture content in locations others can't. Guy has spent time embedded within the worlds busiest mountain rescue service, documenting the challenges of rescues on the highest peaks in the Alps.
A passionate paragliding pilot, Guy has guided and instructed in the Southern Alps of New Zealand, Australia’s Gold Coast Hinterland, and the Swiss Alps, undertaken ‘vol-biv’ fly camping trips in 3 continents, landed a paraglider atop Western Europe’s highest peak - Mt Blanc. He serves as a brand ambassador and regular content creator for a number of brands within the outdoor and photography industry.
Proudly supported by:
Boardman Bikes | Supair Paragliding | Thinktank Photo | Powertraveller | Gnarbox | Untraveled
Rescue Operations - Chamonix
Embedded with the worlds busiest helicopter rescue service
The Last Glaciers - Shot for IMAX
Documenting the retreat of glaciers in the Himalayas and the local communities who depend on them
Manaslu x Nimsdai
8000m expedition coverage
The Red Bull X-Alps
Documenting the worlds toughest adventure race
Vol-bivouac Nepal
Paragliding from Nepal's capital to Pokhara and the foothills of the Himalayas over 1 week