What’s In A Landscape?

Considering the natural history of the places we photograph

Text & Photography By Amy Gulick

Published April 4, 2018
Updated October 31, 2018

Considering the natural history of the places we photograph.

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Inspired by wild lands and their significance to both wildlife and people, Amy Gulick is a firm believer in the power of visual stories to engage, inform and move viewers. Celebrating the wild and the photographers who use their images to raise awareness is at the core of Gulick’s work featured in Outdoor Photographer.

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