Free Workshop Series hosted by Wild Woman Photography

INSIDE THE STUDIO:

FROM PHOTOGRAPHS TO PORTFOLIO

Creating Gypsum Dreams:

A Behind-the-Scenes Look at Making a Photo Photography Ebook

I’ve got thousands of photographs sitting on my hard drives.

Some I’ve shared, some I’ve printed, and plenty haven’t ever seen the light of day.

Sound familiar?

Lately, I’ve been revisiting my photographs from White Sands National Park, bringing together old favorites and newer work to create something I’ve wanted to make for a while: a digital portfolio ebook called Gypsum Dreams.

And I thought, why not invite you into the studio and show you how I’m doing it?

From choosing images and finding connections to experimenting with layouts and putting the whole thing together, I’ll share the creative decisions, practical tools, and occasional second-guessing that go into making a photography ebook.

Because creating something beautiful and shareable with your photographs

might be easier than you think!

Ocean print on sand

So, How Does a Collection of Photographs Become a Book?

During this free Inside the Studio session,

I’ll take you behind the scenes of creating Gypsum Dreams, including:

• Choosing the photographs. Revisiting my work, rediscovering favorites, and deciding what makes the cut.

• Finding the connections. Discovering how individual photographs work together to create a cohesive collection.

• Sequencing and storytelling. Experimenting with image order, pacing, and visual relationships.

• Making the actual ebook. The software, layouts, design choices, and practical steps involved in creating a shareable PDF.

• The creative mindset. Making decisions, trusting your eye, experimenting, and knowing when to call something finished.

I’ll share examples from the project, show you the tools I’m using, and answer your questions along the way.

Your Photographs Deserve More Than a Hard Drive

We spend so much time making photographs. But what happens to them afterward?

Maybe you’ve got images you’ve been meaning to do something with. Or perhaps you’ve wondered how to bring your photographs together into a collection that feels intentional and complete.

A portfolio ebook is just one possibility!

My hope is that seeing my process will give you fresh ideas for organizing, presenting, and sharing your own photography.

And maybe a little encouragement to finally start that creative project you’ve been thinking about.

Ocean print on sand

Come Hang Out in the Studio!

Think of this as pulling up a chair beside me while I show you what I’ve been working on.

We’ll spend 60 minutes together on Zoom exploring how Gypsum Dreams came together,

from my Lightroom collection to the finished digital book.

There will be plenty of time for questions, too!

Whether you’re curious about creating your own ebook

or simply enjoy seeing how another photographer approaches a creative project,

I’d love to have you join me.

SESSION DETAILS

Thursday, October 29 @ 7:00 PM CST

Live on Zoom

Replays available for a limited time

Can’t make it live? Register anyway!

Everyone who registers will receive access to a limited-time replay.

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Come see how Gypsum Dreams comes together.

You might just get inspired to create something of your own!

Brie Stockwell

Your workshop host, Brie Stockwell...

... is an award-winning nature photographer, life coach for creative entrepreneurs,
and host of the Wild Women in Photography podcast.

After years of juggling motherhood, music, and creative dreams, Brie reignited her own passion for photography in 2019 — transforming self-doubt into a thriving artistic practice and international recognition.

Today, Brie blends mindset and practical skills to help photographers stop overthinking, enjoy their process, and make images that reflect their personal vision.

For those who want more personalized guidance, she also offers private mentoring for photographers — providing thoughtful feedback, editing guidance, and clear support to help refine creative direction and make more confident decisions in their work.

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