Dawn Wilson

Episode 17 of the Rocky Mountain Channel Podcast podcast, hosted by Brett Wilson, titled "Dawn Wilson" was published on November 13, 2024 and runs 65 minutes.

November 13, 2024 ·65m · Rocky Mountain Channel Podcast

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Summary

Professional wildlife, travel and nature photographer, Dawn Wilson, talks with Brett Wilson about adventures, travel, AI and growing up with a camera in her hand. Dawn Wilson is a professional and award-winning nature photographer specializing in images and stories about wildlife of high latitudes and high altitudes of the Rocky Mountains and Alaska. Dawn's text and photography have appeared in more than 800 regional and national publications. In addition to her editorial work,...

Episode Description

Professional wildlife, travel and nature photographer, Dawn Wilson, talks with Brett Wilson about adventures, travel, AI and growing up with a camera in her hand.

Dawn Wilson is a professional and award-winning nature photographer specializing in images and stories about wildlife of high latitudes and high altitudes of the Rocky Mountains and Alaska. Dawn's text and photography have appeared in more than 800 regional and national publications.

In addition to her editorial work, Dawn can be found leading wildlife photography workshops around North America.

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