Podcast Interview With Focus On Women
Thanks so much to Focus On Women for the interview. I hear it is very common to not like your own voice—I made it about three minutes in before not being able to finish, but I’m sure they did a wonderful job putting it together!
‘In this episode we sit down with Emily Frances Olson, photographer and visual storyteller, to talk about creative evolution, meaningful work, and how personal experiences can reshape your artistic path.
Based in Queens, New York, Emily is a photographer whose work centers on storytelling and capturing intimate, authentic moments. While she built her career in headshot and commercial photography, becoming a mother shifted her creative focus leading her toward more personal projects that opened the door to deeper, more meaningful opportunities.
In this episode, Emily shares how embracing personal storytelling transformed her creative direction and strengthened her relationships with clients. We also talk about balancing commercial and personal work, building authentic connections through photography, and how vulnerability can lead to powerful visual narratives.
Join us for a thoughtful conversation on creativity, motherhood, storytelling, and building a career that evolves alongside your life.’