
Michelle Jackson
At 66, Michelle Jackson has made a remarkable transition from a successful career as an engineer in the rail industry to becoming an award-winning wildlife photographer, embracing her passion for nature after retiring at 56 due to hearing impairment. Her journey began when she purchased her first DSLR camera at the age of 61, and since then, she has dedicated herself to capturing the beauty of British wildlife, spending over 20 hours a week in the field. Jackson's work reflects her engineering background, as she approaches photography with a meticulous, manual technique, and she continues to push her artistic boundaries as she prepares for prestigious photography awards.
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Recent news mentions
Michelle Jackson was a guest of Journey Beyond Rail.
A month in Australia, my son’s new home – The Irish TimesMichelle Jackson is a successful wildlife photographer who began her photography journey at the age of 61 after retiring from a career in engineering.
A new start after 60: I quit my job, bought a camera – and became a successful wildlife photographer | Life and style



