Bio

Jason Moore

Internationally published photographer, Jason Moore, got his start behind the lens at the early age of six. He spent many of his childhood summers photographing the island of Maui. By high school, he was shooting for his school newspaper. He attended Southern Methodist University, focusing on biology and history. Shortly thereafter, he moved to the islands and has been a professional editorial and nature photographer ever since. He went on to serve as Maui No Ka Oi Magazine's senior staff photographer for 6 years. He was honored with the editors pic in the 2011 National Geographic photo contest. In 2013, one of his whale research photographs was chosen as a 60x80 ft permanent installation at the NOAA Inouye Regional Center in Pearl Harbor, Oahu. Jason shot footage and appeared in the 2015 IMAX Documentary, Humpback Whales, by MacGillivray Freeman films. The National Marine Sanctuary Foundation named him 2017 Volunteer of the Year for the Hawaiian Islands for his work as a research and rescue assist for NOAA's Large Mammal Response Team. He spends the rest of the year shooting on location and as an artist in residence at the Four Seasons Wailea.

All artwork is classified by three different editions. The first is the Unlimited Edition which is an open edition not limited in size. All unlimited editions are signed by the artist. The second is the Limited Edition which has a finite number of prints that are all signed and numbered. They can come in various sizes and be printed on photos face mounted on acrylic or on dye infused aluminum. The third type is the Artist Proof Edition which comes as a limited signed and numbered edition of 10. This edition is available in a unique size and comes with a signed and numbered plaque which contains a description of the photo along with the camera settings, location and date of creation.