Drew Hopper, born 1989 on the Gold Coast, Queensland is an Australian photographer based on Gumbaynngirr Country in the Northern Rivers, New South Wales. He holds two diplomas in photography from Australian College QED. Drew is dedicated to capturing social, cultural, and environmental narratives on both national and international scales.

With his perceptive gaze, Drew artfully documents the nuanced transitions of everyday life, presenting viewers with compositions that invite contemplation and embrace moments of profound stillness. His photographic work transcends the visual realm, infusing a poetic sensibility that transforms each image into verses resonating with the rhythmic beauty found in the commonplace.

Known for his thought-provoking narratives, Drew has contributed to Australian Geographic, working on feature stories that delve into the heart of everyday experiences and the enviornment. His dedication to portraying diverse ways of living has fueled his travels to new and unfamiliar territories, capturing intimate imagery with humility, respect, and a light footprint.

Drew's achievements include first prize in the SA Museum's Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year competition (2015), runner-up (2016), and subsequent recognitions, displaying his commitment to finding the extraordinary in the ordinary. His work has reached global audiences, with features in various publications and accolades such as winning the Sony Alpha Photo Contest (2021) and being a finalist in prestigious competitions like the Head On Photo Awards (2021) and Eyeshot Open Call (2022).