Amelia Fullarton on appreciating what you have
Photography by Amelia Fullarton for Home by the Sea, published by Hardie Grant
If you stripped yourself of your work, your home, friends and your community, what would be left? Who would you be? What could you learn about yourself?
About a year ago photographer Amelia Fullarton stepped away from a successful photography career and a life in one of the most popular regions on Australia’s east coast to spend time travelling with her family.
On that trip she learnt what she really needs to feel good, and it’s not what you might think.
Come listen to our conversation about embracing creativity, renovating an architectural home on a budget, and following your dreams.
Also, we talk about the lessons we learnt while working together on my latest book Home by the Sea. You can order a copy here.
THIS EPISODE FOCUSES ON
How Amelia began her career as a photographer
The value of learning on the job
How she makes use of natural light in her work
How she chooses to show up on Instagram
Building her home on a budget
Her mentality of living with less
The lessons she learnt living with her family in a caravan for 10 months
Connecting with nature
Her experience working on my new book Home by the Sea
FEATURED ON THIS EPISODE
My new book Home by the Sea
Amelia’s instagram @ameliafullarton
Amelia’s website
Book Lucy by the Sea by Elizabeth Strout
Podcast production: Yaga Media