PHOTOGRAPHER:
SIERRA POWERS
Q1 What do you do for a living?
SP: Sell shoes and snap photos. livin the life.
Q2: Can you tell me about your Company?
SP:Photography has been a hobby since I
was fourteen, but I didn't start to look at it
seriously as a career until I was seventeen.
Q3: what kind of path did you travel that led
you to were you are today?
SP: I chose to do a lot of things the hard way,
like to learn through experience. I've been
away from my parents since I was sixteen,
and was on my own a lot earlier than most
other kids my age. I've had an amazing
support system through friends and adopted
family though. I try to look at the dif ficult times
as being something positive, a learning experience at the very least.
Q4: is it hard to be in the position you are in at such a young age and what's the hardest thing about being a
photographer?
SP:Sometimes it can be pretty frustrating, when my work and ambition isnt taken seriously by those older than me. But
I really see my young age being to my advantage. This is such a transformational and vibrant part of life, and I love
being able to capture some of that recklessness, underrated elegance and inspiration of our youth culture. Q5: What is
makes your shoots and shots unique? I mostly shoot natural light, I do enjoy studio work, and that comes with its own
unique potential, but I love to challenge myself to shoot during differnt times of the day. harsh lighting and unorthodox
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