I’m Brie Stockwell—

nature and landscape photographer with a deep love for dunes, desert expanses, and the quiet magic of being in wild places.

My visual style is defined by soft light, subtle color, and infrared black-and-white imagery, drawn toward photographs that emphasize light, form, and quiet detail.

In 2019, I made a personal commitment to photography as a serious creative practice, a decision that culminated in a self-organized solo exhibition in 2021.

That experience marked a turning point—not just in my work, but in how I relate to creativity, confidence, and long-term vision. I’m honored to be the Grand Prize winner of the 21st Annual New Mexico Magazine Photo Contest, with additional work published in Lens Journal and featured in multiple volumes of the Natural Landscape Photography Awards books.

Photography has taught me how to be in relationship with nature—to slow down, to notice, and to trust my own way of seeing.

Through this practice, I’ve grown not only as an artist, but as a human—finding confidence, creative depth, and a deep appreciation for the photography community.

Alongside my work as a photographer, I’m a life coach for creative professionals, supporting photographers, artists, and designers as they build sustainable, meaningful creative lives.

I’m also the host of Wild Women in Photography, a podcast centered on the lived experience of women photographers, creative identity, and finding your voice behind the camera. I also host The Complete Creative, where I explore creativity, intuition, and what it means to build a sustainable creative life over time.

I’m available for opportunities to collaborate, lead 1:1 workshops, present at conferences, and speak with photo clubs.
I especially value spaces that value curiosity, depth, and creative growth.

To inquire about availability email Brie at [email protected].