ABOUT Judy Lynn Malloch

Judy Lynn has always possessed a passion for art. Initially, she was an accomplished painter, exhibiting in both oil and watercolor, with the fortunate opportunity to study under experienced artists while living in Canada, the United States, Venezuela, Argentina and Mexico. Judy Lynn also possessed a passion for wildlife, but it has only been in the past few years that art and wildlife have come together in photography. This has led to her recognition as a serious wildlife photographer, with her work often exhibited around southern Florida.

In her photography, Judy Lynn has explored the many nature preserves and national parks throughout the United States, including the Florida Everglades and the many other wetlands and wildlife refuges in Florida, the Klamath Basin and other national parks in Oregon, and Bosque del Apache National Park and Refuge in southern New Mexico where she photographed migrating birds, just to name a few locations.  Internationally, Judy Lynn has traveled to Africa on three occasions visiting the many wildlife parks in Botswana and Kenya, enjoyed Panama where she photographed the amazing variety of birds residing in the Panamanian rain forest, visited Brazil’s Pantanal wetlands that contain the largest concentration of wildlife in South America, and has photographed large quantities of flamingos and other birds on the island of Ignagua as well as extensive travel in her native Canada.

Judy Lynn shares her love of photography with her husband and three daughters, who all share her love of nature.  She resides in Boynton Beach, Florida.