About the Photographer - Carolyn Copper

Carolyn Copper is a visual artist recognized for capturing and producing exquisite wildlife and nature photography.

Carolyn draws from her life experiences and environmental knowledge to create striking, sought-after art works that connect us to the natural world. Her work is exhibited and sold at the finest juried art events in the nation.

Her deep appreciation of the natural world originates in Carolyn’s 25-year career with the federal government. Now retired from her work as an Assistant Inspector General at the United States Environmental Protection Agency in Washington, DC; Carolyn saw, first-hand, significant global environmental challenges that rarely get seen or heard. Before her service to the federal government, Carolyn earned her PhD (Social Psychology) and Master's degrees (Social Psychology) from Syracuse University and studied at Ohio University for her Bachelor's degree (Psychology). She's an experienced and knowledgeable author, executive, and advocate.

Learning from the past, Carolyn travels all over dedicating her time as a wildlife professional, photographer, blogger, pod-caster, and artist, sharing stories and images that showcase the beauty of our natural world. Carolyn advocates for, and practices ethical photography. Her nature and wildlife images are free from manipulation, harassment, or damage to natural settings or wildlife.

Carolyn proudly supports faith organizations, wildlife organizations, and conservation leaders.

Contact Carolyn to discuss speaking engagements, non-profit partnerships, sales and exhibitions of her work, and consulting. To see her full collection, click "View & Buy Art" at the home page or the bottom of this page.

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