S6 E9: Emily Carter on Nature and Wildlife Photograph
“Nature as Art is something that is felt deep within one’s spirit. Hard to express in words, the connection felt when observing and being part of nature brings unity and a sense of peacefulness in this world of chaos. It is this connection that as a nature and wildlife photographer that I am in continuous search for. Capturing wildlife and nature in its natural state is a challenging task. As a photographer, I recognize that I am an intruder, and as such I mus...
S6 E9: Emily Carter on Nature and Wildlife Photograph
“Nature as Art is something that is felt deep within one’s spirit. Hard to express in words, the connection felt when observing and being part of nature brings unity and a sense of peacefulness in this world of chaos. It is this connection that as a nature and wildlife photographer that I am in continuous search for. Capturing wildlife and nature in its natural state is a challenging task. As a photographer, I recognize that I am an intruder, and as such I must show respect as they have allowed me into their world.” Emily Carter, Artist Statement
Welcome to Tea, Toast and Trivia.
Thank you for listening in.
I am you host, Rebecca Budd, and I am looking forward to sharing this moment with you.
I am delighted that I am travelling virtually to Annapolis, Maryland, to meet up with Emily Carter, an award-winning nature and wildlife photographer. Emily believes that art is found in nature through careful observation of the scenery, lighting, and the subject. Through photography, she captures the emotion felt when experiencing a fleeting moment.
Emily and I have known each other ever since she welcomed me to an on-line photography group. I confess being intimidated by the calibre of photographers, but soon felt a kinship and camaraderie within this group. Emily has a passion for nature and her enthusiasm inspired me to take a leap of faith into the world of photography.
How can photography be a way to engage with nature and the environment? How can we preserve, through photography, what was once, but is no more? How can nature photography bring a sense of calm and wellness to our lives? These are the questions that will be discussed today.
I invite you to put the kettle on and add to this exciting dialogue !
Thank you, Emily, for sharing your knowledge, experience, and insights. You have been a source of encouragement to me over the years. You remind me that photography is personal because it tells our story and documents, along with all the other photos that circulate in our virtual world, the greater narrative of our generation.
Listeners, I invite you to connect with Emily on her website, Nature is Art, Flickr, Instagram and Facebook. You are only an internet click away from experiencing the beauty of Nature captured within photography.
Until next time we meet dear friends, safe travels wherever your adventures lead you.Music by Epidemic Sound
Gavin Luke "Dream Corridor" https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/eZm5S0GHOe/
Jon Björk "Between the Willows" https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/kx4H30KIkZ/
