In this week's remarkable episode we talk with friend Molly Condit, an American photographer specializing in commercial photography and animal photojournalism. Over the last decade, Molly has cemented a passion for documenting humans and especially animals, and the inextricable bonds between them. We talk with Molly about the evolution of her work, and her extraordinary experiences working with domestic and international animal rescue organizations and sanctuaries. We learn about her work in Ukraine and Poland, documenting Ukrainian rescues on the ground to bring displaced companion animals safely across the borders into the EU, as well as her most recent trip to the African bush documenting an around the clock K-9 organization working to protect wildlife. You won't want to miss this unique perspective on living a life with meaning, compassion and joy.




Learn more about Molly's work and purchase prints to help support her work:

Great Bear Media - About Molly & Animal Photo Prints to buy

Molly's Instagram @greatbearmedia

Working Dogs for Conservation website

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Music:
"Eco-Technology" by Lexin_Music via Pixabay
"Guitar Electro Sport Trailer" by Gvidon Levkin/Bardyuzha via Pixabay
"DariAndDari" - by DarianX7 via Pixabay

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