Chris Harris is a professional photo-journalist and narrative photographer.

Since leaving a career of wilderness guiding, pioneering outdoor adventure tourism, teaching, and educating youth in the outdoors both in the school system and working with youth at risk, Chris has been one of this country’s foremost and most respected photographers. He dedicates his photography to bringing awareness and reverence to the value of nature, biodiversity, and the beauty of his home region of British Columbia, the Cariboo Chilcotin Coast.

He is the independent publisher of his own work as books and as fine art photographic prints in his own gallery. Located at his home in the Cariboo, the gallery is a destination for visitors from all parts of the globe.

On October 22, 2016, Chris released his 13th book, British Columbia’s Cariboo Chilcotin Coast, A Photographers Journey.  With this publication Chris reveals for the first time the unique and globally significant Chilcotin Ark; the largest, contiguous, and most diverse wilderness complex in the temperate world. 

Two times winner of Canada’s prestigious Northern Lights Award in photojournalism, Chris has also been honoured numerous times by provincial, regional, and national tourism and business agencies, including the Cariboo Chilcotin Coast Tourism Association’s Presidents Award for 2011.

Chris Harris is represented internationally by several major photographic stock agencies, and has been featured in many magazines including Canadian Geographic and National Geographic. His images are sought after as representative of British Columbia.