Abbie Warnock Photo

t Photographers International, as well as Image of the Year. I have always loved to travel, and I started my landscape portfolio by documenting road trips and adventures with friends in my twenties. I have kept it going ever since, even through getting married, having a baby, and working in a marketing department for seven years. When I don't have a camera in hand, I'm chasing after my extremely busy two year-old daughter, growing a mean salsa garden, listening to synth music, practicing transcendental meditation, or gobbling up books and podcasts about the paranormal. I also love finding and photographing ancient rock art sites, which my home state of Utah has in abundance. These panels are an important part of history, and I love raising awareness about their existence. I decided to make accessible wall art my mission after my husband and I, among millions of others, had to work from home in our basement office during lockdown. Going underground (literally) for work made us realize just how boring our walls were down there, and we both longed for a better view of the outside world in that space. Did you know that recent studies show that an art-enriched workspace can make people 15% more productive, and up to 35% more productive if they get to be involved in the selection of the art? Whether it's a photo of a place you love visiting or a location you hope to see someday with your own eyes, let me help give your room a view you'll love.