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Jessica Rix
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I help creators and good humans bring their ideas, passions, and projects to life. jessicarix.com

I'm also a photographer & photography instructor, and I'm passionate about ethical wildlife photography. jessicarix.com/everyshotaprivilege
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Stretch yourself and reach for what you love.

Wildlife Photography Weekend | live, online course | "Jessica is an excellent teacher. I've taken lots of workshops; this is among the best."

jessicarix.com/learn-wildlife-photography

#wildlifephotography #ethicalwildlifephotgraphy #nature #waccwild
A chipmunk reaches in from the top-right corner, the tips of its outstretched left paw almost touching three bright red berries. The chipmunk is on the end of a thin branch, surrounded by leaves -- only the face and left arm of the chipmunk can be seen. The background is a soft, blurred, mottled green. Photo taken by Jessica Rix. (WACC: wild)
February 12, 2025 at 5:54 PM
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I taught at a photo school for years but it closed last summer and I miss sharing my love of wildlife photography with people. So, I built a course for anyone and everyone who wants to learn how to make wildlife photography less challenging and more joyful. jessicarix.com/learn-wildlife-photography/
A photo of a black-necked stilt standing in calm water with a single drop of water on its beak. Above the photo are the words "Wildlife Photography Weekend." In the negative space of the photo are the words "March 1 & 2. Live, online sessions. $295 Early Bird Registration." Wild/Attracted/Controlled/Captive? *Wild*
January 30, 2025 at 2:45 AM
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I just joined (transplant from Instagram) but I'd love to be included!
A photograph of an arc of water created by the tail of a diving duck. Photograph by Jessica Rix. #wacc:wild
November 16, 2024 at 4:48 AM
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One of my favorite wildlife photos I've ever taken. When I teach wildlife photography, this is the example that brings it all together: be a naturalist first, photographer second. That's usually when you find the magic moments. (wacc:wild)

#photography #naturephotography #birds #naturalist
A photograph of an arc of water created by the tail of a diving duck. The background is solid black. From left to right, there is a thin blue, curved shape, almost like a flat feather. Near the right edge of that shape, there is an arc of bright water droplets, which are reflected in the dark water below. Photograph by Jessica Rix. #wacc:wild
November 15, 2024 at 9:17 PM