Experienced Photographer with a demonstrated history of working in the media production industry. Strong arts and design professional skilled in Journalism, Film Production, Storytelling, Web production and Video. GREG LOCKE has more than twenty-five years experience as a professional photographer, journalist, editor and media producer. His work has appeared in publications and news agencies such as Canadian Geographic, Reuters, The Globe & Mail, Forbes, Time, Businessweek, Readers Digest, Toronto Star, Canadian Business, Financial Post Magazine, Utne Reader, Men’s Health, Macleans and CNN’s Parts Unknown as well as his commercial work for corporate clients that include Chevron, Statoil, RollsRoyce, Caterpillar, Ford of Canada, Bank of Montreal, Rogers Communications, Canadian Bar Association, Medecins sans Frontieres, Parks Canada, and the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. He is a partner in Stray Light Media, Inc. An integrated cross platform media production and content creation company. Three books of his work have been published.NEWFOUNDLAND, journey into a lost nation. By Greg Locke and Michael Crummey. McClelland and Stewart 2004TOUCHED BY FRE, doctors without borders in a third world crisis. Co-produced with Elliott Leyton. McClelland and Stewart 1998HIBERNIA: Promise of Rock and Sea, from Break Water Books (1998) Editor: Lara Maynard.Greg was awarded the 2005 CAJ/CIDA Fellowship for journalism in the area of foreign aid and international development by the Canadian Association of Journalists and the Canadian International Development Agency. The first photographer to do so.2017 Time Magazine Top 100 Pictures of the Year for Ferryland Iceberg photo2007 National Magazine Award. Words and Pictures category. Where Canada Meets The World for Canadian Business Magazine.2020 “The Mummers” photograph accepted in the Newfoundland provincial Art Bank.Based in St John’s, Newfoundland he currently works for various editorial, corporate, government clients and non-governmental organizations locally, national and internationally in print, broadcast and online platforms.