Visual Storytelling and Finding Your Voice as a Photographer with Alanna O’Neil

For today’s episode, I’m talking with Alanna O’Neil. She is a photographer and author in Maui, Hawaii who has worked with leading brands, including Francis Ford Coppola, Vermont Creamery, and Olympia Provisions. Her work has been featured in The New York Times, among other international publications.

Alanna describes herself as someone who has had many ups and downs as an entrepreneur, and she firmly believes in the power of embracing her style and aesthetic wholeheartedly. 

As a forever student, she appreciates the value of sharing knowledge and tips to help you grow. She loves to see photographers and creatives branch out from the standard box principles to create their own style and visual voice.

We are going to be diving into visual storytelling and finding maybe defining our own voice as a photographer today so let’s get straight to it!

You can find all the information on her photography & workshops below! 

Alanna O’Neil’s Website
Alanna O’Neil’s Instagram 

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