Artists That Inspire || Alex Strohl

Alex Strohl can be described as an adventure/lifestyle photographer. Because he works for clients, puts work on social media, and has a youtube channel, I am able to find his work easily to draw composition ideas from and photo's that are pleasing to stare at. His website is filled with client work and photographs from his personal trips to Austria, Iceland, France, and more that I can scroll through for forever. I am able to draw inspiration from what his images are composed of, how he frames his images, his editting style and more. I enjoy trying to mimic his work, however, in the words of Susan Schwake "Why try and paint like someone else when you can paint like you?"






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