About

Andrew Griffiths of Lensaloft Photography has been gathering amazing aerial images from around the world across the last two decades. His compelling images have appeared worldwide in advertising campaigns, annual reports, magazines, websites, TV and of course as fine art prints for clients around the world including United States, Jordan, UK, Switzerland, France, China, and many more.

We use only the finest pigment inks and museum quality papers when preparing fine art prints to ensure your special order looks it's best.

Custom framing, acrylic face mounts, floating metal prints and freestanding desktop blocks are also available upon request.

If there's something you can't find please send us an email and we will do our best to help you.

 

Awards:

2019 International awards - Best Artistic and Air to Air (Aviation) Photography

2018 International awards - Best Artistic, Best Landscape, Best Vertical & Peoples Choice awards

2017 International awards - Best Commercial Photography

2017 International awards - Judges Choice

2017 International awards - Master Prints

2016 International awards - Master Prints

2015 International awards - Best Commercial Photography

2015 International awards - Peoples Choice and Judges Choice

2014 International awards - Innovation Award

2014 International awards - Best Commercial Photography

2014 International awards - Peoples Choice

2014 International awards - Judges Choice

2013 International awards - Aerial Photograph of the year

2013 International awards - Best Commercial Photography

2013 International awards - Judges Choice

2012 International awards - Aerial Photograph of the Year

2012 International awards - Best Commercial Photography

2012 International awards - People's Choice

2012 International awards - Judges Choice

2012 International awards - MasterPrint

2011 International awards - Best Scenic Aerial Photography

2011 International awards - Juges Choice

2011 International awards - MasterPrint

2010 International awards - Judges Choice "Air to Air" Photography