
Show Notes
This week I am Hanging with Kate Proctor.
Kate is an outdoor/ adventure photographer, mountain guide and all round legend. I have been following Kates work for 5 years and to see her growth in her career and her art has been absolutely incredible & inspiring. In the episode we spoke on her beginnings as a photographer at 10 years old, the beauty of the natural world that she draws inspiration from and living in the Grampians town of Halls Gap.
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Chapters 00:00 - Intro & Easter Climbing Reflection 03:16 - Meeting Kate & Creative Work 05:00 - How Photography Started 10:30 - Developing a Creative Eye 13:30 - Capturing Emotion in Sport 18:30 - What Makes Climbing Unique to Shoot 21:30 - Behind the Scenes of a Shoot 26:30 - First Big Brand Opportunity 31:00 - Turning Professional & Business Growth 34:30 - Working with Brands & Ethics 39:00 - Climbing Culture & Olympics 43:30 - Perspective in Climbing 47:00 - Outdoor Education & Guiding 50:30 - Inspiration & Creativity 56:30 - Living in the Grampians 01:00:30 - Bushfires & Reality of the Environment 01:06:30 - Community & Small Town Life 01:12:00 - Seasonal Life in the Grampians 01:15:30 - Introduction to Climbing 01:20:00 - Growth, Identity & Change 01:34:00 - Vision for Photography 01:40:00 - Closing Reflections
Keywords climbing podcast, outdoor photography, climbing photography, Kate Proctor, The Hangout podcast, Australian climbing, Grampians climbing, adventure storytelling, creative process, outdoor lifestyle, trail running photography, climbing culture, brand partnerships, outdoor brands, North Face photography, creative business, storytelling, nature connection, outdoor education, climbing mindset, personal growth, visual storytelling
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