Girls Who Click

Girls Who Click empowers teen girls to enter the male-dominated field of nature photography and use their work to further conservation efforts around the world.

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It’s #GivingTuesday! 🎁 Girls Who Click is ready for another great year filled with fun and inspiring photography classes. We would love for you to help fund our 2023 photography workshops and activities! Donate today by clicking this link: https://t.co/ehEaEXv1ej

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#PhotographyTip: Do proper research on the locations and species you want to photograph! Some relevant information you may want to know before your shoot includes: Subject’s habitats and behaviors, species migratory patterns, travel logistics, and seasonal weather patterns.

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Girls Who Click is so honored to be able to provide free workshops for young women! Photographed is Andrea, a recent workshop participant, and our founder Suzi. We love meeting each workshop attendee and providing valuable tips for them to pursue a career in nature photography!

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“Hello, Emma Balunek, here for the last day of the takeover. I recently started grad school at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in @unl_snr where I study the coyote and badger hunting relationship. My project is a hybrid between conservation storytelling and research.."

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“Hello, Emma Balunek, here for day four of the takeover. I recently started grad school at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in @unl_snr where I study the coyote and badger hunting relationship. My project is a hybrid between conservation storytelling and research.."

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“Hello, Emma Balunek, an Ambassador, here for day 3 of the takeover. I recently started grad school at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in @unl_snr where I study the coyote and badger hunting relationship. My project is a hybrid between conservation storytelling & research.."

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“Hi, Emma Balunek, a GWC Ambassador, here for day 2 of the takeover. I recently started grad school at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in @unl_snr where I study the coyote and badger hunting relationship. My project is a hybrid between conservation storytelling and research.."

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“Hi everyone! I am Emma Balunek, a Girls Who Click Ambassador, and I am grateful for the opportunity to share my work with you this week...For the last three years I have been photographing prairie wildlife in the grasslands of eastern Colorado..."

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To make a real positive impact on the community and natural environment Lowepro partnered with the South African NGO Wild Shots Outreach. They've proudly supported young photographers, including our very own GWC Ambassador Karabo Magakane.😁https://t.co/osRcRutbi2

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Hi, Jo Davenport here, I’ve been taking over the Girls Who Click page this week. On the final day of the takeover, I want to thank Girls Who Click and Suzi Eszterhas for the supportive and inspirational community they’ve created...

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Hi, Jo Davenport here, taking over the Girls Who Click page this week! I’m an aspiring filmmaker and photographer from the UK, working in wildlife tv and just finishing an MA in Wildlife Filmmaking at UWE Bristol in partnership with the BBC Natural History Unit...

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Hi, Jo Davenport here, taking over the Girls Who Click page this week! I’m an aspiring filmmaker and photographer from the UK, working in wildlife tv and just finishing an MA in Wildlife Filmmaking at UWE Bristol in partnership with the BBC Natural History Unit...

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Hi, Jo Davenport here, taking over the Girls Who Click page this week! I’m an aspiring filmmaker and photographer from the UK, working in wildlife tv and just finishing an MA in Wildlife Filmmaking at UWE Bristol in partnership with the BBC Natural History Unit...

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Hi, Jo Davenport here, taking over the Girls Who Click page this week! I’m an aspiring filmmaker and photographer from the UK, working in wildlife tv and just finishing an MA in Wildlife Filmmaking at UWE Bristol in partnership with the BBC Natural History Unit...

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#PhotographyTip: When photographing plants, it can be beneficial to get quite close to the subject. 🌿A closer perspective can help eliminate distractions, isolate your subject, and emphasize the unique details of the plant. 🌱

Photo Credit: Katie Schuler

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Check out our amazing and FREE mentorship opportunity for #female and female-identified+ #photographers and #videographers. The application window is OPEN NOW and will close on November 17th, 2022. Apply here: https://t.co/7Prflr35zY

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Over the weekend, our founder Suzi Eszterhas taught an amazing in-person workshop at the Elkhorn Slough! It was so great to see so many participants and have our very own GWC Ambassador Emily Harwitz join us. 📸

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With generous donations, Girls Who Click has been able to support and inspire teen girls around the world to explore a career in wildlife photography. If you’re wondering how you can help our incredible mission, we invite you to donate today: https://t.co/LdTSvgWxUL ❤️

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Final day of Maddy Rifka takeover || Hi! I’m Maddy Rifka, and I am honored to be taking over the @girlswhoclick social media this week. I’m based on the northern California coast, where the rivers are big and the oceans are moody...

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Day four of Maddy Rifka takeover || Hi! I’m Maddy Rifka, and I am honored to be taking over the @girlswhoclick social media this week. I’m based on the northern California coast, where the rivers are big and the oceans are moody...