Wild Women in Photography

Creating Impact Through Visual Storytelling with Lana Tannir What happens when creativity, conservation, and curiosity come together? In this episode, I talk with nature photographer, science storyteller, biologist, and National Geographic Explorer Lana Tannir. Lana shares her journey from studying film in New York City to documenting conservation stories around the world, using photography to help people better understand the relationship between humans and nature. We talk about the power of visual storytelling, the importance of immersing yourself in the stories you tell, and how some of life’s most challenging experiences can become the foundation for resilience and growth. Along the way, Lana shares stories from Mongolia, photographing flamingos in France, and her work documenting harbor porpoises for an upcoming National Geographic cover story. This conversation is a reminder that photography is about so much more than creating beautiful images. It’s about connection, curiosity, observation, and using your voice to create meaningful impact. In this episode, you’ll learn: • How Lana’s childhood connection to nature shaped her photography career • Why immersive storytelling creates stronger, more authentic images • What a challenging experience in Mongolia taught her about resilience and self-trust • How she approaches conservation photography and science storytelling • The mindset shifts that help photographers navigate uncertainty and unexpected challenges • Why flexibility often leads to better images than rigid planning • The story behind her National Geographic grant project documenting harbor porpoises • How photography can help us become more present, observant, and connected to the world around us Connect with Lana: Website: https://www.lana-tannir.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lanatannir If this episode resonates with you, I’d love to hear from you. Share your biggest takeaway and let me know what part of Lana’s story stayed with you. If you’re looking for more connection, inspiration, and behind-the-scenes conversations about photography, I’d love to see you at my next Inside the Studio session. It’s a chance for us to gather, talk photography, explore the creative process, and spend time together as a community. Register here: https://wildwomanphotography.com/inside-the-studio

This conversation starts with self-portrait photography and body image and somehow takes us all the way to Iceland, perfectionism, creativity, and learning to slow down. In this episode, I’m joined by environmental self-portrait photographer and registered dietitian Sara Kushner for a conversation about body image, creativity, being seen, and what photography can teach us about ourselves when we stop trying so hard to get it “right.” Sara shares how self-portrait photography slowly changed her relationship with her body, why she believes being in photos matters, and what happened when she spent weeks traveling alone through Iceland, photographing in the middle of the night under the midnight sun. We also talk about the pressure so many of us put on ourselves to create our best work, especially in beautiful places, and what shifted when Sara stopped chasing the “perfect” photo and started paying attention to what actually felt meaningful. There’s also a pretty unexpected plot twist involving Iceland, Norway, and a trip that did not go according to plan. In this conversation, we talk about: • How self-portrait photography can change the way you see yourself • Body image, being in photos, and learning to soften self-judgment • Why environmental self-portraits feel different than traditional portraits • Traveling alone in Iceland and photographing under the midnight sun • Creative pressure, perfectionism, and making photos that actually mean something • What changed when Sara stopped trying to photograph what she thought she should make • The role nature can play in helping us feel more connected to ourselves If this conversation stays with you after listening, check out the companion blog post sharing a few more reflections on this episode, including creativity, self-portraiture, and the pressure so many of us put on ourselves when we travel to beautiful places with our cameras. Read the blog post here: https://studio.wildwomanphotography.com/post/iceland-self-portraits-learning-to-see-ourselves-with-sara-kushner You can learn more about Sara and her work here: Website: https://sarakushner.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sara_at_play/ If this episode gets you thinking differently about your photography, your creativity, or the stories you tell yourself when you see yourself in photos, I’d love to hear from you. And if you’ve been wanting more support with your photography, I recently opened a new one-to-one monthly mentorship where we can work through editing, creative blocks, project ideas, self-doubt, and building work that feels more like you. You can learn more here: https://studio.wildwomanphotography.com/private-mentoring Or book a short discovery call here: https://link.creativemindscoach.com/widget/bookings/photo-mentoring-discovery-call

There is something powerful about learning to see the natural world differently—and in this conversation, I sat down with Dawn Wilson to explore that and more. From her life in Estes Park surrounded by elk to leading photography tours across Alaska, Peru, and beyond, Dawn shares what it looks like to build a career founded in observation, respect, and curiosity. We talk about the experiences that shaped her as a photographer, the stories behind the images, and how paying attention to nature changes how you approach your work. This conversation blends storytelling with a deeper look at wildlife photography, conservation, and the choices we make when we step into these environments. In this episode, we cover: Life in Estes Park and photographing wildlife up close Wildlife encounters, including elk, moose, and night photography experiences Building a career through photography, writing, and guiding Understanding animal behavior and why it matters Using photography to support conservation and awareness The role of storytelling in creating impact Why slowing down—especially in wildlife areas—matters Links & Resources: North American Nature Photographers Association (NANPA): https://nanpa.org Dawn Wilson’s tours and workshops https://www.dawnwilsonphotography.com/photo-workshops https://www.ccnaturetours.com/ Blog post: https://studio.wildwomanphotography.com/post/episode-41-dawn-wilson Visit www.wildwomanphotography.com to check out featured wild women, episode transcripts and more information how to elevate your photography with us!

What happens when some of today’s most inspiring women photographers come together on one stage? In this special episode recorded live at the 2025 NANPA Summit, we bring you a Women in Panel panel discussion— a candid and illuminating conversation with three extraordinary photographers: Amy Gulick, Brenda Tharp, and Sarah Marino, moderated by Brie Stockwell. Recorded in Tucson, Arizona, this discussion ranges from how these women navigate roles as women in the nature photography world and how others can do the same. From the weight of representation to the joy of mentorship and the power of personal vision, this panel offers takeaways for photographers and creatives of all levels. In this episode you’ll hear: How each panelist’s unique path shaped her voice in nature photography The role of community, mentorship, and women supporting women in a traditionally male‑dominated space Reflections on creativity, resilience, and carving your own story behind the lens Practical advice on approaching nature photography with purpose and presence Huge thanks to the North American Nature Photography Association (NANPA) for hosting this Summit and creating the space for conversations like this one — fostering growth, diversity, and deeper connection in the photography community. Read more here Blog post: https://www.wildwomanphotography.com/live-from-nanpa-photography-panel/ Visit www.wildwomanphotography.com to check out featured wild women, episode transcripts and more information how to elevate your photography with us!

An injury changed everything for Taylor Picard — and it opened the door to more photographic expression. When this hiking guide and photographer injured her foot in the Narrows of Zion, her fast-paced, adventure-filled life came to a halt. But in that stillness, Taylor found something unexpected: photography became a source of healing, grounding, and reconnection. In this episode, we explore how presence, awe, and curiosity shaped Taylor’s creative recovery — and how the desert continues to inspire her work and her vision. Whether you’ve felt stuck, burned out, or simply unsure of your next creative step, Taylor’s story is a reminder that your pace is perfect — and that meaningful growth often starts in the pause. Highlights from this episode include: The story behind Taylor’s injury — and how it reshaped her creativity How she uses photography to ground herself in the present Why she’s drawn to small scenes, abstracts, and plant life Her canyon-crushing adventures in Death Valley Naturalist wisdom and the practice of seeing Letting go of perfectionism and embracing your own pace What’s next for Taylor, including ideas for women’s photo experiences in the wild Learn more about Taylor: taylorpicard.com Follow her on Instagram: @taylorpicardphoto Read more here Blog post: https://www.wildwomanphotography.com/episode-39-taylor-picard/ Visit www.wildwomanphotography.com to check out featured wild women, episode transcripts and more information how to elevate your photography with us!

What happens when the thing you love — the thing that once felt energizing and aligned — starts to feel heavy? In this short but honest check-in, I’m opening up about the unplanned pause I took from Wild Women in Photography… and what it revealed about creative capacity, transitions, and trusting your own timing. This isn’t a full episode — it’s a moment to talk openly about where I’ve been, what’s been unfolding behind the scenes, and why I’m coming back with more clarity and intention than ever before. If you’ve ever wrestled with your creative identity, felt stretched between roles, or needed permission to step back without guilt — this one’s for you. Inside this update: Why I let the podcast go quiet — and how I’m okay with it now How I’m restructuring the show with creative seasons (and why that matters) What I’ve been building in my coaching business and creative work A peek into my latest zine and free workshops What you can expect in Season 2 — and when to listen Learn with Brie: 1:1 Mentoring for Photographers — Need help refining a project, shaping your portfolio, or deepening your creative direction? These sessions are tailored to support exactly where you are. Limited Edition Zine — Through My Eyes Vol. 1: Releasing Expectations is my spicy take on expectations, paired with images from White Sands. Moving special available while supplies last. Free Online Workshops — Join me for Inside the Studio, a series of photo conversations and creative learning sessions. Explore everything at wildwomanphotography.com/quicklinks

Episode 38: Letting Nature Lead with Kristen Ryan What if you let nature—not pressure or perfectionism—be your guide? In this thoughtful conversation, Brie talks with landscape photographer Kristen Ryan to explore how quiet moments, intuition, and trust in the process can lead to unexpected beauty. From the solitude of solo travel to the joy of letting go of rigid expectations, Kristen opens up about how she stays connected to her creative voice through the seasons of life and motherhood. Highlights from this episode include: How Kristen uses solo travel to reconnect with her inner creative Letting the landscape speak—without trying to control the outcome Balancing motherhood and artistic expression Why Kristen doesn’t plan every shot (and what happens instead) The importance of embracing imperfection in creative work Reflections on mentorship, community, and listening inward Favorite moments from the Tetons and beyond The role of intuition in both photography and everyday life Looking for more inspiration around letting go of pressure and creating from a place of trust? Ladies! Make sure to check out Kristen's retreats for women. There are still a few spots left! Grab a copy of Brie’s limited-edition zine, Through My Eyes Volume 1: Releasing Expectations, at wildwomanphotography.com/zinevolume1 . Check out more: Instagram Bluesky Read more and access searchable transcripts: Blog post: https://www.wildwomanphotography.com/episode-38-Kristen-Ryan Visit www.wildwomanphotography.com to check out featured wild women, episode transcripts and more information how to elevate your photography with us!

Episode 37: Intuition and Adventure with Tiffany Reed Briley Photographer and educator Tiffany Reed Briley joins Brie Stockwell for a thoughtful and energizing conversation about navigating creativity, change, and personal freedom. They talk about everything from solo travel and camper life to letting go of expectations and learning to trust your intuition. Tiffany opens up about redefining success on her own terms—creatively, spiritually, and professionally—and how nature continues to be her greatest teacher. Highlights from this episode: Tiffany shares the surprising reason she started camping full-time while guiding workshops—and why it matters. Reflections on burnout, reinvention, and her husband’s decision to leave photography behind. Why Tiffany believes staying connected to nature is essential to creativity and healing. Brie opens up about her solo White Sands experience and what intuition had to do with it. The joy (and challenge!) of photographing in all-blue-sky conditions—and how to use them to your advantage. Charleston’s magical “boneyard beaches” and why they’re always changing. How Tiffany packs her Jeep with wine, throw pillows, and a portable curling iron—and why being cute matters. Brie and Tiffany geek out over color theory, oil painting, and the book Landscape Painting by Mitchell Albala. What happens when women stop waiting in the wings and start owning the spotlight. A candid and powerful look at what it means to be brave, curious, and unapologetically yourself as an artist. Mentioned in this episode: www.tiffanybriley.com https://www.photographyworkshopcompany.com/ www.charlestonphotographytours.com www.sharpenyourshutter.com Instagram Read more and access searchable transcripts: Blog post: https://www.wildwomanphotography.com/episode-37-Tiffany-Reed-Briley Visit www.wildwomanphotography.com to check out featured wild women, episode transcripts and more information how to elevate your photography with us!

Episode 36: The Introvert’s Eye with Beth Buelow In Episode 36, Brie sits down with coach, writer, and abstract architecture photographer Beth Buelow for a heartfelt and honest conversation about introversion, creative intuition, and how photography becomes a bridge—whether it’s to people, to self, or to the world around us. From solo train rides to the streets of Chicago, to Death Valley workshops that challenge identity, Beth shares how her photography practice is both an artistic outlet and a path toward deeper connection. They explore the ways creative vision evolves, the importance of awe in a heavy world, and the surprising power of a phone camera when the moment calls. Whether you’re introverted, extroverted, or somewhere in between, this episode is full of warmth, permission, and thoughtful reflection. Highlights from this episode: Beth reflects on 16 years of coaching, especially for introverted leaders and creatives. Brie and Beth unpack how introversion and extroversion shape their experience behind the camera. Beth shares how photographing people candidly helps her connect in ways she never expected. A powerful story of her award-winning iPhone image of Amish travelers in Chicago—captured spontaneously and later displayed in a museum. They explore how intuition drives location choices—from solo Chicago trips to unexpected transformation in Death Valley. Why labels like “landscape photographer” can be limiting—and how Beth moved beyond them. The idea of the camera as connection, not a barrier, for those who identify as more inward-focused. Beth explains how small discoveries—like the shape of a shadow or a building’s curve—become moments of shared wonder. They talk about how creativity survives even in oppression, referencing Japanese internment camp gardens and the necessity of art during hard times. Brie and Beth celebrate “adventures in intuition” as equally vital as any big journey. Mentioned in this episode: Brie Stockwell on Pixels Podcast More about Beth: Pixels Podcast bethbuelowphotography.com Instagram Facebook Read more and access searchable transcripts: Blog post: https://www.wildwomanphotography.com/episode-36:beth-buelow Visit www.wildwomanphotography.com to check out featured wild women, episode transcripts and more information how to elevate your photography with us!

Episode 35: Women in the Wild - OPA Conference Part 2 The Outdoor Photo Alliance (OPA) Women’s Conference brought together passionate women in photography, and this episode is a space for their voices to be heard. In Part 2 of our special series, we sit down with Arianna DuPont, Monica Rasmussen, Kathy Winograd, and Darlene Sours as they reflect on their experiences at the conference and share personal journeys in photography, creativity, and community. Featuring conversations with: Ariana DuPont – A 17-year-old scholarship winner balancing high school and a growing passion for landscape photography. Monica Rasmussen – How photography, light, and resilience helped her navigate a brain injury and personal transformation. Kathy Winograd – The fascinating intersection of poetry and photography, and how both art forms deepen creative expression. Darlene Sours – The power of solo road trips, the importance of personal growth, and shifting from grand landscapes to intimate nature photography. The OPA Conference was more than just a gathering—it was a space where women photographers came together to learn, connect, and share their journeys. In this episode, Brie and her guests reflect on the experience, from the insights gained to the power of building a creative community. This conversation is a place for their voices to be heard as they discuss personal growth, navigating challenges, and the impact of supportive spaces in the industry. Whether you attended the conference or not, you’ll walk away feeling inspired by the stories and perspectives shared. Mentioned in this episode: The Outdoor Photo Alliance Read more and access searchable transcripts: Blog post: Visit www.wildwomanphotography.com to check out featured wild women, episode transcripts and more information how to elevate your photography with us!

Episode 34: Women in the Wild - OPA Conference Part 1 In this special episode recorded live at the Outdoor Photo Alliance (OPA) Conference, Brie sits down with a powerhouse group of women photographers to discuss creativity, career transitions, and the impact of community in the photography world. Featuring conversations with: Nicole Messner – On pushing creative boundaries and staying inspired. Stephanie Hogue – Sharing insights on blending business and art. Betsy Botsford – Discussing how personal projects fuel long-term success. Kayla Crouch – Exploring the intersection of storytelling and outdoor photography. Karen “Ren” Voepel – Talking about the importance of mentorship and uplifting other women in the field. What’s Inside This Episode? •Creative Transitions – How each woman has navigated shifts in her career and evolved her artistic voice. •The Power of Community – Insights from the OPA Conference on networking, collaboration, and growth. •Balancing Passion & Business – How these photographers sustain their careers while staying true to their vision. •Breaking Barriers – Experiences of being a woman in the outdoor photography space. •Motherhood & Creativity – Kayla Crouch shares her experience of juggling family life and photography. •Passion Projects That Matter – How personal work keeps creativity alive. •Lessons from the Field – Hard-earned wisdom from years of experience behind the lens. The OPA Conference was more than just a gathering—it was a space where women photographers came together to learn, connect, and share their journeys. In this episode, Brie and her guests reflect on the experience, from the insights gained to the power of building a creative community. This conversation is a place for their voices to be heard as they discuss personal growth, navigating challenges, and the impact of supportive spaces in the industry. Whether you attended the conference or not, you’ll walk away feeling inspired by the stories and perspectives shared. Mentioned in this episode: The Outdoor Photo Alliance Read more and access searchable transcripts: Blog post: https://www.wildwomanphotography.com/episode-34-opa-conference-part-1/ Visit www.wildwomanphotography.com to check out featured wild women, episode transcripts and more information how to elevate your photography with us!

In this episode, Brie sits down with photographer Laura Zirino to explore her journey from union representative to Arizona Highways photographer, her love for the landscapes of Flagstaff and the Southwest, and the creative mindset that fuels her work. They dive into the power of persistence, solo photography, and the magic of discovering hidden beauty in familiar places. Highlights from this episode: Laura’s transition to professional photography – how she turned a dream into reality through years of dedication. •Landing a cover shot for Arizona Highways – the moment that changed everything. •The magic of the Petrified Forest – why it’s one of Laura’s favorite hidden gems. •Why solo photography is so powerful – and how it deepens her connection with the landscape. •Photographing with a rebellious spirit – breaking the rules to capture something unexpected. •The importance of creative flow – how Laura lets the scene “reveal itself” instead of forcing the shot. •Her experience camping alone for the first time – and how it pushed her outside her comfort zone. •Why winter is the perfect time to visit Petrified Forest National Park – and how snow transforms the landscape. •Her love for coffee shops – and why they’re the perfect second office. •Lessons in persistence – how consistently submitting her work led to bigger opportunities. This episode is a must-listen for anyone who loves photography, adventure, and the creative journey. Explore more: www.laurazirino.smugmug.com https://www.instagram.com/laurazirino Read more and access searchable transcripts: Blog post: https://www.wildwomanphotography.com/episode-33-laura-zirino/ Visit www.wildwomanphotography.com to check out featured wild women, episode transcripts and more information about elevating your photography with us

Ever wonder what happens when two photographer friends get together to chat about their adventures? In this episode, I sit down with my friend Martha for some real talk about photography, life's ups and downs, and those imperfect moments that make us grow (even when we're terrified!). Key moments from our conversation: Get ready to laugh as Martha recounts her "almost kidnapping" story in India while photographing tigers with National Geographic's Andy Parkinson Experience the raw beauty and chaos of White Sands National Park, where Martha shares how photography became her sanctuary during one of life's toughest chapters Discover why adventure photography isn't just about the perfect shot - it's about pushing boundaries and finding strength in unexpected places (and maybe keeping emergency crutches in your camera bag!) Learn about the exciting new OPA Women's Conference in Estes Park (February 6-9), where 100 women photographers will gather for an intimate learning experience with incredible speakers like Sarah Marino, Victoria Haack, Charlotte Gibb and more! Whether you're an experienced photographer or just starting your journey, this episode celebrates the power of saying "yes" to adventure and finding your community in the great outdoors. Come join our candid conversation about photography, friendship, and those magical moments that remind us why we do what we do. Explore more: https://www.marthamontielphotography.com/ https://www.instagram.com/marthamontielphotography/ Read more and access searchable transcripts: Blog post: https://www.wildwomanphotography.com/episode-32-martha-montiel/ Visit www.wildwomanphotography.com to check out featured wild women, episode transcripts and more information about our small group photography escapes!

In this exciting episode, Brie talks with the adventurous photographer Emily Andreu. From snapping photos in extreme conditions to navigating the challenges of drone photography, Emily brings her fearless approach and stories to life. Get ready to be inspired by her unique perspective on capturing the world! Highlights of the episode include: Drone Mishaps and Triumphs – Emily shares some memorable stories of flying drones in unpredictable weather and rugged terrain. Alligator Encounters – Discover how Emily managed to stay calm (and keep shooting!) during a close encounter on Alligator Alley. Icelandic Whoopee Cushions – Ever heard of using humor to break the ice on a photoshoot? Emily explains her hilarious tactic in Iceland! Balancing Chaos and Creativity – Learn how Emily thrives in unpredictable environments and brings out the beauty in every moment. Capturing Nepal’s Majesty – Hear Emily’s recount of her experience while trekking through the Himalayas. Tips for Aspiring Drone Photographers – Emily offers some valuable advice for anyone interested in taking their photography to new heights (literally). Overcoming Creative Blocks – Find out how Emily keeps her inspiration alive and deals with moments of doubt. The Beauty of Spontaneity – Emily explains why some of her best shots are unplanned and the magic of embracing the unexpected. Listen in for an episode filled with laughter, inspiration, and a few wild stories that’ll make you see photography in a whole new light. DON'T MISS the Outdoor Photo Alliance's Women's Winter Conference in Estes Park, CO FEb. 6-9, 2025!! Use code wild100 for $100 off your registration at: https://www.outdoorphotoalliance.com/womens-photography-conference I can't wait to hang out with you!! Explore more: https://www.instagram.com/thedroneprincess/ Read more and access searchable transcripts: Blog post: https://www.wildwomanphotography.com/episode-31-sky-high-with-emily-andreu/ Visit www.wildwomanphotography.com to check out featured wild women, episode transcripts and more information about our small group photography escapes!

In this episode of the podcast, Brie sits down with Valentina Parente to explore the magic of photography, from rediscovering film to capturing nature’s awe-inspiring moments. Join as Valentina shares insights from her artistic journey, including her childhood fascination with film cameras and the meditative process of long exposure photography. She also highlights the importance of mindful connections to nature and her excitement about launching a new women’s photography community with Nisi Italia. Highlights of the episode include: Valentina’s Early Inspiration: She shares how her parents’ film camera sparked her love for photography as a child. Film Photography: Discover how Valentina’s journey with film led her to build a home darkroom and explore unique vintage cameras. Long Exposure Techniques: Valentina talks about her favorite genre and how it allows her to connect deeply with the natural environment. Patience and Focus: Insights on how working with film photography has helped Valentina develop mindfulness and presence in her art. Capturing Nature’s Solitude: Why Valentina prefers lesser-known landscapes and the peace of photographing away from the crowds. Building Community: Valentina discusses her new initiative with NiSi Italia to create a supportive space for women in photography. Check out the NiSi Italia - Pink Community on Facebook! Explore more: www.valeparente.com https://www.facebook.com/ValentinaParentePhotography Instagram Read more and access searchable transcripts: Blog post: https://www.wildwomanphotography.com/episode-30-valentina-parente Visit www.wildwomanphotography.com to check out featured wild women, episode transcripts and more information about our small group photography escapes!

Join Brie Stockwell as she explores the nomadic and nature-infused lifestyle of Brenda Tharp in this enlightening episode of our podcast. Enjoy this conversation filled with the joys and challenges of mobile living, tales of.some of her many photographic adventures and the profound connection with nature that shapes Brenda’s life and work. Highlights of the episode include: Brenda shares her experience of living out of a storage locker and embracing a nomadic lifestyle with her partner. Insights into the balance of work and exploration while conducting photography workshops across various landscapes. Brenda’s deep-seated love for nature and how it continually shapes her personal and professional life. The importance of being prepared for unexpected natural events and ensuring safety while on adventurous expeditions. Explore more: https://www.brendatharp.com/ https://www.facebook.com/brendatharpphotography/ Instagram Read more and access searchable transcripts: Blog post: https://www.wildwomanphotography.com/episode-29-brenda-tharp/ Visit www.wildwomanphotography.com to check out featured wild women, episode transcripts and more information about our small group photography escapes!

Join host, Brie Stockwell, for a captivating conversation with Angela Ledyard, founder of Black Female Landscape Photographers. In this episode, Angela shares her passion for photography and the importance of community in the field. From her initial meetups that led to meaningful connections to the challenges and delights of organizing photography trips, Angela’s journey underscores the power of uniting through a shared love of capturing nature’s beauty. Highlights of the episode include: The inception and impact of Black Female Landscape Photographers The logistical and emotional challenges of organizing photography meetups and trips. Angela’s personal adventures and the joy of community building through photography. Insightful discussions on safety, privacy, and the unique experiences of female photographers in the field. Angela’s inspiring message on overcoming obstacles and embracing every opportunity to capture the world through her lens. Tune in to be inspired by Angela’s dedication to fostering inclusivity and support within the photography community, and learn how these connections enhance both the personal and professional aspects of a photographer’s life. Explore more: https://angelaledyard.com Instagram https://www.instagram.com/chasing_bitsofnature/ https://youtube.com/@angelaledyard?si=aK0BmDCvPLCKBp_F https://www.tiktok.com/@angelaledyardphotog?_t=8oGZ1dqs62c&_r=1 Mentioned in this episode: Wayne Suggs For women only: No more hiding! Pee standing up with Brie's favorite trail-friendly device. Read more and access searchable transcripts: Blog post: https://www.wildwomanphotography.com/episode-28-angela-ledyard/ Visit www.wildwomanphotography.com to check out featured wild women, episode transcripts and more information about our small group photography escapes!

In this inspiring episode of the “Wild Women in Photography” podcast, host Brie Stockwell dives deep into the fascinating journey of entrepreneur Stine Jorgensen, co-founder of Vallerret Photography Gloves. Here’s what listeners can expect: Entrepreneurial Spirit: Discover how Stine transitioned from sled dog guiding in Alaska to revolutionizing photography gear for cold climates in Norway. Innovative Design: Stine shares her challenges and successes in designing gloves that meet the specific needs of photographers working in extreme conditions. Lifestyle Integration: Learn about how Stine’s company enables a lifestyle that harmoniously blends work, creativity, and family life. Business Insights: Gain valuable insights into managing a small, international team, fostering creativity, and maintaining flexibility in business operations. Photography in the Cold: Tips and tricks for photographers on staying warm and functional while shooting in frigid environments. Empowering Women: A discussion on the need for more women in photography and entrepreneurship, with a call to action for listeners to engage with and support female-led businesses. Tune in to hear Brie and Stine discuss the magic of merging passion with profession, and how to thrive as a creative entrepreneur in a niche market. Whether you’re a photographer braving the cold or a budding entrepreneur, this episode is packed with insights and inspiration. Explore more: www.photographygloves.com Instagram Mentioned in this episode: Apply for collaboration with Vallerret Arild Heitmann For women only: No more hiding! Pee standing up with Brie's favorite trail-friendly device. Read more and access searchable transcripts: Blog post: https://www.wildwomanphotography.com/episode-27-stine-jorgensen Visit www.wildwomanphotography.com to check out featured wild women, episode transcripts and more information about our small group photography escapes!

Join host, Brie Stockwell, for another episode of Wild Women in Photography where we celebrate the spirit of adventure and cultural immersion. This episode brings together tales from past guests who have pushed boundaries and expanded their horizons through their photographic journeys: Here’s what you’ll hear: Alyce Bender recalls an early morning adventure on Caddo Lake with Captain John, where the mystic beauty of foggy landscapes and eerie, quiet waters created unforgettable photographic moments. Talor Stone shares a mesmerizing experience involving a local birthday ritual in Greenland, offering a glimpse into the heartfelt traditions and community celebrations that enriched her understanding of a new culture.. Ashlei Payne discusses the cultural challenges and revelations she faced while attending a traditional ceremony in Borneo, highlighting Erin Babnik narrates her intense and sometimes perilous treks through remote landscapes, illustrating the raw and exhilarating aspects of nature photography Each story is woven with personal growth, unexpected turns, and a deep appreciation for the natural and cultural environments encountered. Tune in to hear how these photographers navigate the complexities of their craft while capturing stunning imagery that tells profound stories. Photograph the magical cypress forests of Caddo Lake! This fall join Brie Stockwell and a small group of female photographers on an unforgettable adventure photographing mossy cypress trees as they change colors. Reserve one of the last spots HERE ! Mentioned in this episode: Episode 14: Excitement & Wonder with Alyce Bender Episode 6: Immersion & Discomfort with Talor Stone Episode 21: Exploring Extremes with Ashlei Payne Episode 10: Fear & Inspiration with Erin Babnik Visit www.wildwomanphotography.com to check out featured women in photography, episode transcripts and more information about our small group photography escapes!

Join Brie Stockwell for a curated journey through the most memorable moments from past episodes of the Wild Women in Photography podcast. This special episode features handpicked stories from incredible women photographers who have pushed the limits of their creativity and braved the elements to capture stunning landscapes. Here’s what you’ll hear: Colleen Miniuk’s Winter Adventures: Dive into Colleen’s transformation from a warm-weather Arizonian to braving the cold winds of Acadia's winter, marking her journey of photographic and personal discovery. Ladies in Lanscape: Gain perspectives on the unique challenges and joys of female landscape photographers, highlighting community and the ability to find humor and camaraderie in every situation. Viktoria Haack’s Unyielding Spirit: Hear how she managed to navigate the rugged backcountry on crutches, her determination undimmed by physical constraints. Sarah Marino’s Playa Predicament: Laugh and learn with Sarah as she recounts her unexpected adventure on the frozen Alvord Playa in Oregon, offering insights on preparation and perseverance in photography. Each story not only celebrates the artistic achievements of these photographers but also their indomitable spirit in facing physical and emotional challenges. Tune in for a dose of inspiration, laughter, and awe-inspiring photography tales from around the world. Elevate Your Landscape Photography! Find out more about private mentoring with Brie Stockwell HERE. Mentioned in this episode: Episode 16: Dear Bubbles: Adventuring with Colleen Miniuk Episode 17: "Ladies in Landscape Photography" Episode 23: The Art of Adventure with Viktoria Haack Episode 9: A Positive Attitude with Sarah Marino Read more and access searchable transcripts: Blog post: Visit www.wildwomanphotography.com to check out featured women in photography, episode transcripts and more information about our small group photography escapes!