Call for questions for Stine Lyng Jørgensen, Rebecca Douglas, Piper Mackay, Ami Vitale
How to send your Question(s) for Six From SheClicks
To submit your questions for the Six from SheClicks section of the SheClicks Women in Photography Podcast, please email angela via podcast@sheclicks.net. Angela will collate her favourite 10 (including the most popular questions) and ask the guest to answer 6 by picking numbers from 1 to 10.
Call for Questions for Stine Lyng Jørgensen
Deadline: 9:000 BST, Monday, 6th October, 2025
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Stine Lyng Jørgensen, Co-founder of Vallerret Photography Gloves
Stine's passion for photography started with a love of winter and adventure. Her journey began in the Arctic, where she worked with sled dogs and guided guests under the magical northern lights. It was there, in the biting cold of Kiruna, Sweden, that she experienced the frustration of trying to operate a camera with regular gloves — a challenge that sparked the creation of Vallerret. Today, she’s on a mission to keep photographers warm while they chase their creative dreams.
Call for Questions for Rebecca Douglas
Deadline: 9:000 BST, Monday, 20th October, 2025
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Have a question for someone who lives and breathes the wild edges of the natural world? Rebecca Douglas is a visual storyteller, ocean advocate and all-round edgewalker whose work blends science, myth and magic. Whether she’s chasing the aurora, snorkelling in icy waters or curating powerful exhibitions, she’s always exploring the space where nature meets emotion. Got a question for Rebecca? Now’s your chance to ask!
More About Rebecca
Rebecca’s career as a visual storyteller spans 15 years and she works at the wild edges of earth, sea and sky creating radically authentic images that connect people, place and planet. A bridge between worlds, her work connects science and myth, intellect and intuition, structure and liminality, translating nature’s stories into compelling narratives through photography, video, drone work, writing and speaking.
Rebecca’s academic background in Geography and Marine Resource Management, combined with a sixth-sense connection to nature and her neurodivergent way of seeing and sensing the world, uniquely positions her as a sought-after voice for purpose-led brands, organisations and leaders seeking to disrupt the paradigm and inspire meaningful change.
Her work has been commissioned by Visit Britain, Fujifilm and Dryrobe, and featured by National Geographic, NASA and others. She was awarded 2nd place in the Ocean Photographer of the Year 2024, Conservation & Impact category, and one of her images is included in the national archives at the National Portrait Gallery in London.
As President of the Board of Trustees for Whale Wise and a Marine Mammal Medic for British Divers Marine Life Rescue, Rebecca is deeply engaged in ocean conservation and advocacy for marine mammals. She is the creative force behind major exhibitions from ideation, narrative and image curation, through to installation. ISLANDNESS in partnership with the National Trust at Scotney Castle and Sjórinn Talar – The Sea Speaks at Whales of Iceland Museum in Reykjavík. She has recently completed a creative residency at Arctic Canvas in Iceland.
Whether chasing the aurora, snorkelling beneath the surface in sub-zero temperatures, documenting seabird colonies on remote islands, or creating branding stories for nature-connected organisations, Rebecca’s lens captures both the wild edges of the natural world and the tender thresholds within us. Her mission remains the same: to ignite collective curiosity and awe, spark awakened action and rewild our connection to nature.
Call for Questions for Ami Vitale
Deadline: 9:000 BST, Monday, 20th October, 2025
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Ami Vitale is an acclaimed American photojournalist and Nikon ambassador who has made her mark by capturing poignant human and wildlife stories across the globe. Her work often highlights critical conservation issues, such as the plight of the last Northern White Rhinos and panda reintroduction in China.
Her compelling storytelling has earned her numerous awards and features in top publications like National Geographic and Time. Beyond photography, Ami engages in public speaking and education, advocating for wildlife conservation and the power of photography to drive change.
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Call for Questions for Piper Mackay
Deadline: 9:000 BST, Monday, 27th October, 2025
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Piper Mackay is the current holder of the Travel Photographer of the Year title and has explored Africa’s wilds since 2004, capturing her journey as she lived it. Initially inspired by the untamed beauty, she began with vibrant colour imagery. As technology evolved, she transitioned to a sophisticated monochromatic style, revisiting the wild places she first encountered to create powerful, evocative images.
Piper's photography style focuses on capturing the essence of African tribal cultures and wildlife images. Her work emphasises her subject's natural beauty, raw emotion, and cultural richness, often highlighting the deep connections she forms with the people and wildlife she photographs. Her images are characterised by their vivid detail, dramatic lighting, and powerful storytelling, aiming to evoke a sense of awe and appreciation for Africa's diverse heritage and natural splendour.
Her work has been featured at prestigious institutions such as the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C., the Museum of History and Industry in Seattle, the Art Wolfe Gallery, the Annenberg Space of Photography, and the G2 Gallery. It is also part of private collections worldwide.
Mackay’s work has been widely published and has appeared in notable publications, including National Geographic Traveller, Outdoor Photographer, and Nature Photographer. Her images have also been featured in National Geographic and Travel Africa. She has won several prestigious awards, including the African Wildlife Category at Nature’s Best, the Julia Cameron Award and Travel Photographer of the Year.
As a respected figure in the photography community, Piper shares her experiences as a speaker for companies like Canon and Nikon. She currently resides in Kenya and continues to document the beauty of the African wilderness.
