The District Magazine Vol. 1 Issue 3, Fall 2016 | Page 20
Lindsey
Meyer
Board Certified
Behavior Analyst;
Founder and Owner, Meyer
Inspired Photography;
The District Magazine’s
Photographer
meyerinspired.com
Lindsey grew up on a farm in Kansas.
Her dad didn’t have boys, so yes she
worked on the farm building fence,
driving tractors, hauling hay, chasing
cows, and much more. The farm is a
big reason for who she is today.
Photography has always been a
love of Lindsey’s. Every Christmas
she asked Santa for a new camera.
During high school she became the
yearbook photographer and editor.
In college, she was the friend who
always had the camera, even when
cameras where on phones. After
college Lindsey began taking photos
for friends and before she knew it,
she was getting paid to do what she
loved. “I met Ed Suyak at a charity
event I volunteered to take pictures
at and now I have the gig of my
photog dreams!” said Meyer.
Her Story is much bigger than
photography. When she is not
20
20
hanging upside down to grab the
perfect shot, she is working with
special needs kids during the week.
Lindsey was an elementary teacher
for five years and decided to go
back to school to become a Board
Certified Behavior Analyst. She
currently is working with special
needs kids at a therapy clinic
in Lutz four days a week and a
photographer every other day and
night.
What excites you most about life?
The unknown
If you were only allowed to have
three possessions, what would
they be?
My camera, my dog (Riley), and my
former car (Dodge Charger R/T).
Tell us your most memorable
awkward moment?
When I was 21 my friends and I
attended the BET Spring Bling.
I got on stage with LL Cool J. He
kissed me on the forehead and I
am ashamed to say I did the typical
white girl jump up and scream
dance.
If you were granted one wish,
what would it be?
Happiness and optimism for
everyone!
What inspires you to do what you
do?
As a Behavior Analyst – helping my
kids discover they can accomplish
more than they even know. As
a photographer – capturing a
moment that can bring someone
happiness for a lifetime.