Kristin Mosher is a professional photographer who focuses primarily on Gombe National Park in Tanzania where she documents the life histories of the wild chimpanzees in the park. Kristin was born and raised in New York State and she developed a passion for photography and nature in her youth. She studied sciences at the university and this provided her with a background to explore photography as a creative outlet and from an informed angle. After her graduation, she worked for the Jane Goodall Institute as a freelance photographer to promote conservation chimpanzees along side her husband Bill Wallauer who’s a cinematography and chimpanzee expert. Over the years, her credentials have grown to include a fairly impressive list of clients some of whom include celebs and leading businesses. Currently, her art adorns the walls of many buildings all over the world. She likes to travel a lot and her inspiration comes from these travels. Those who purchase framed Kristin Mosher art today do so because they are attractive, durable and inspiring. She produces her art in a manner that makes the viewers feel that they have actually visited the scenes and seen the animals she’s capturing. The chimpanzees made famous unprecedented studies by Goodall and made Kristin’s art to be very popular. She received 2 awards for her outstanding works from the top prestigious wildlife photography competitions in the world. The artist deals with a variety of subject matter to increase the collectability of her art. Her works were exhibited in the Natural History Museum in London. BBC Wildlife Magazines and National Geographic have published her art.