The Nature Photographer by NANPA - There Are Stories to Be Told with Colleen Miniuk

Colleen Miniuk didn’t follow a traditional path to photography (if there really is one). As a child, she developed a fear of water when she couldn’t see the bottom or her feet and she didn’t sleep outside in a tent until her early twenties. In college, she was a scholarship volleyball player, focused on academics and athletics. After graduation, she worked as a software engineer for Intel. So, how did she become a renown nature photographer with a passion for water who, ironically, lives in the Sonoran Desert outside Phoenix, Arizona?

In this episode Colleen talks with NANPA’s Dawn Wilson and Wild and Exposed Ron Hayes and Jason Loftus about how photography changed her life; how she took her fear and turned it into a passion, falling in love with the Colorado River, watersheds, hydrology and the interconnectedness of it all; how meeting Ansel Adams son and his wife led to an exhibition and lasting friendship; and how Colleen is continually refining her creative processes.

Show Notes

Links

Website:  https://www.colleenminiuk.com/

You Can Sleep When You’re Dead Blog: http://youcansleepwhenyouredead.com/

Dear Bubbles Advice Column:  http://dearbubbles.com/

 
 

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