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An injury changed everything for Taylor Picard — and it opened the door to more photographic expression.
When this hiking guide and photographer injured her foot in the Narrows of Zion, her fast-paced, adventure-filled life came to a halt. But in that stillness, Taylor found something unexpected: photography became a source of healing, grounding, and reconnection.
In this episode, we explore how presence, awe, and curiosity shaped Taylor’s creative recovery — and how the desert continues to inspire her work and her vision.
Whether you’ve felt stuck, burned out, or simply unsure of your next creative step, Taylor’s story is a reminder that your pace is perfect — and that meaningful growth often starts in the pause.
Highlights from this episode include:
How she uses photography to ground herself in the present
Why she’s drawn to small scenes, abstracts, and plant life
Her canyon-crushing adventures in Death Valley
Naturalist wisdom and the practice of seeing
Letting go of perfectionism and embracing your own pace
What’s next for Taylor, including ideas for women’s photo experiences in the wild
Learn more about Taylor: taylorpicard.com
Follow her on Instagram: @taylorpicardphoto
Read more here
Blog post: https://www.wildwomanphotography.com/episode-39-taylor-picard/
Visit www.wildwomanphotography.com to check out featured wild women, episode transcripts and more information how to elevate your photography with us!
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An injury changed everything for Taylor Picard — and it opened the door to more photographic expression.
When this hiking guide and photographer injured her foot in the Narrows of Zion, her fast-paced, adventure-filled life came to a halt. But in that stillness, Taylor found something unexpected: photography became a source of healing, grounding, and reconnection.
In this episode, we explore how presence, awe, and curiosity shaped Taylor’s creative recovery — and how the desert continues to inspire her work and her vision.
Whether you’ve felt stuck, burned out, or simply unsure of your next creative step, Taylor’s story is a reminder that your pace is perfect — and that meaningful growth often starts in the pause.
Highlights from this episode include:
How she uses photography to ground herself in the present
Why she’s drawn to small scenes, abstracts, and plant life
Her canyon-crushing adventures in Death Valley
Naturalist wisdom and the practice of seeing
Letting go of perfectionism and embracing your own pace
What’s next for Taylor, including ideas for women’s photo experiences in the wild
Learn more about Taylor: taylorpicard.com
Follow her on Instagram: @taylorpicardphoto
Read more here
Blog post: https://www.wildwomanphotography.com/episode-39-taylor-picard/
Visit www.wildwomanphotography.com to check out featured wild women, episode transcripts and more information how to elevate your photography with us!

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