Jen Osborne (1984) is a Canadian photographer who has published and exhibited photographs and videos internationally. Her career started in 2007 with a yearlong work contract at Fabrica’s COLORS Magazine. Since then, her work has graced the pages of Stern, The New York Times, The Sunday Times, GQ, Mother Jones, Vice, Esquire, Vanity Fair Italy, and IoDonna, to name a few. Jen has also shown at venues including Visa pour l’Image 2022 and 2016, Athens Photo Festival 2020, Aperture Gallery, The Museum de l’Elysée, the Denver Biennial, and Arles 2010.

Jen was shortlisted for a Sony World Photography Award in 2024 for her wildland fire coverage in Alberta, Canada. She also won a grant from Carleton University in 2021 to complete a video documentary about Canada’s horse slaughter industry. It has since toured to more than ten film festivals around the world. And in 2016, Jen was the recipient of a Rory Peck bursary for hostile environments training.

Jen's recent projects of interest revolve around Climate Change. She's heavily focused on wildland fire and its aftermath - such as flooding - as well as old-growth forest protection protests in Fairy Creek, Canada. Outside of photography, she is passionate about horseback riding, avant-garde piano and fitness. It is Jen's goal to become the world’s premier fire photographer.