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Annie Marie has been working as a photographer in Minneapolis for over three decades. She’s earned the titles—four-time Minnesota Photographer of the Year, SYNC Photographer of the Year—but none of that has pulled her away from what matters most: making honest portraits and helping other photographers find their footing.
Podcast Title: Generator
Episode Title: Annie Marie - Still Thriving After a 30 Year Career
Episode Number: 59
Publish Date: 22 Sept 2025
Episode Overview
In this episode, we talk about what it means to stay curious when you’ve been in the industry a long time. Annie shares how she keeps learning, how she teaches, and why she cares more about creating connection than chasing trends. She walks through her approach to working with seniors and families, and how she builds images that hold up over time.
Her workshops are a reflection of that same calm focus. They’re small on purpose. There’s time to breathe, to think, to actually work through ideas instead of rushing through a shot list. She talks about the value of styling, lighting, and making people feel comfortable, whether they’re in front of the lens or behind it.
We also get into her work as a graphic designer. She creates branding templates and marketing materials for other photographers. For Annie, it’s another way to support the community and keep her creativity sharp.
There’s no ego here. Just experience, clarity, and a deep respect for the craft.
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Annie Marie has been working as a photographer in Minneapolis for over three decades. She’s earned the titles—four-time Minnesota Photographer of the Year, SYNC Photographer of the Year—but none of that has pulled her away from what matters most: making honest portraits and helping other photographers find their footing.
Podcast Title: Generator
Episode Title: Annie Marie - Still Thriving After a 30 Year Career
Episode Number: 59
Publish Date: 22 Sept 2025
Episode Overview
In this episode, we talk about what it means to stay curious when you’ve been in the industry a long time. Annie shares how she keeps learning, how she teaches, and why she cares more about creating connection than chasing trends. She walks through her approach to working with seniors and families, and how she builds images that hold up over time.
Her workshops are a reflection of that same calm focus. They’re small on purpose. There’s time to breathe, to think, to actually work through ideas instead of rushing through a shot list. She talks about the value of styling, lighting, and making people feel comfortable, whether they’re in front of the lens or behind it.
We also get into her work as a graphic designer. She creates branding templates and marketing materials for other photographers. For Annie, it’s another way to support the community and keep her creativity sharp.
There’s no ego here. Just experience, clarity, and a deep respect for the craft.
Takeaways:
Links referenced in this episode:
Calls to Action

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