On this episode, I’m sitting down with photographer Al Robinson. She is one of my favorite photographers and some I love to laugh about life with. We talk about her moving from Chicago to Colorado during a pandemic, how it’s easy to think something is wrong with you because you don’t fit society’s model of what a woman is supposed to be, how National Geographic magazine inspired her path, and she shares some insights and experiences of what it’s like photographing strangers and majestic places that most people will never get to see.
This was recorded live on Instagram on March 4, 2021. Follow @sarahneczwid on Instagram to catch the episodes live each week before they’re officially released. Can’t wait for the release date? Check out the unedited interview on IGTV or YouTube.
You can find Al Robinson at the links below.
Al Robinson Photography Website
Al Robinson Photography on Instagram
Al Robinson Photography on Facebook
Here’s the links to a few of the folks we talked about on the episode as well.
I mention past life psychic Ainslie MacLeod who you’ve got to check out. His book The Instruction helped clarify so much in my life experience and his second book The Transformation could not be more relevant to the powerful shift in consciousness that the word is living through. If you’ve ever thought that you’re an old soul, check him out, take his Soul Type Quiz, and maybe it will open up your world the way it has mine.
If you want to check out the band Bonzo Terks from Al’s hilarious cake pop story, you can find their music over on Bandcamp.
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