As a travel photographer, Alice has captured breathtaking images from around the world, showcasing the beauty of different cultures and landscapes. In this interview, we'll explore Alice's creative process and gain insight into her experiences as a video producer, editor, and photographer. From her humble beginnings in the industry to her current success, Alice will share what it takes to create visually compelling content that resonates with audiences. We'll also discuss how Alice balances her love of travel with her career and what advice she has for aspiring creatives who are looking to break into the industry. So, whether you're an aspiring travel photographer or simply curious about the world of photography, join us as we delve into the exciting world of travel photography with Alice Greenfield.
How did travel photography happen?
I've always had a fascination with maps and globes from a young age. I was that curious child who always wanted to know what was around the next corner. I had a very outdoor childhood with no technology and plenty of room to explore - my first baby steps were on a beach. I've been very privileged to have supportive parents that always understood the importance of travel and learning through travel. I had visited many countries before the age of 10 and when I was 13 I travelled to India with my family for a two-week trip. I had a point-and-shoot camera at the time which was pretty broken and only shot in black and white...I remember being so captivated by photography at this point. Being able to take a picture and then relive that moment forever was wild to me. From then I started to document everything and as soon as I was able to make money, I used my savings to travel. Now I get to call travelling my job which is a dream.
How do you scout for locations when planning for shoots?
This story is from the March 2023 edition of Asian Photography.
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