Lindsay Adler: Creative Collaboration is Key to Commercial Success
This SheClicks Women in Photography Podcast episode features award-winning photographer and educator Lindsay Adler. Lindsay is based in New York City and specialises in beauty and fashion photography. She has travelled the world shooting for high-end brands and publications. Lindsay is a Canon USA Explorer of Light, and in 2020, she became the first woman to win Rangefinder magazine's Icon of the Year award.
Listen to another episode of the SheClicks Women in Photography Podcast
In this episode, host Angela Nicholson interviews Lindsay about her career journey and experiences in the photography industry. Lindsay shares that she was first introduced to photography by her mother and grandmother, who enjoyed taking photos as a hobby. She decided at a young age that she wanted to pursue photography professionally.
Lindsay discusses her transition from portrait photography to focusing on fashion photography after taking a class in college. She also talks about some of the barriers she faced as a woman trying to establish herself in the commercial photography world.
Lindsay has some great advice for others looking to get into fashion photography, including the importance of developing your own style and creative network.
The podcast provides insights into Lindsay's approach to staying creative and balancing her commercial work with educational activities like workshops. Overall, it gives listeners a fascinating look into the career of this award-winning photographer.
Connect with Lindsay
Website
Facebook
Instagram
Twitter
YouTube
Canon
This podcast is supported by Canon, a leading technology company founded in Japan in 1937. Canon is dedicated to helping people reimagine and push the boundaries of what is possible through imaging. Canon believes in living and working together for the common good to develop a better society and a more inclusive and equitable world.
Photographers mentioned by Lindsay
Lillian Bassman
Kristian Schuller
Eliveta Porodina
Eugenio Recuenco