Today on the Dangerous Creatives podcast, Kristin interviews Birdee, an immersive underwater fine art photographer. Birdee shares her path from working in the medical field to discovering her passion and talent for underwater photography, leaning into the feminine energy of life to find inspiration and flow, and the importance of play and intention in your work and life.

Birdee is a fine art photographer who explores themes of femininity, strength, and grace through graceful imagery of the female form. Her work often features the serene interplay of water and natural light, bringing an ethereal, timeless quality to each portrait. Self-taught, Birdee began her journey with self-portraiture as a means of healing and empowerment, which has since evolved into immersive portrait sessions that offer others a safe space for self-discovery and liberation.

Birdee’s photography is deeply influenced by her connection to nature, drawing parallels between the delicate yet resilient feminine form and the landscapes she inhabits. Her images reflect a unique perspective on portraiture, where each frame is a study of vulnerability, strength, and authenticity. In a world that often objectifies and constraints, Birdee’s work challenges the viewer to see beyond the surface, capturing complex emotions and the quiet power of simply being in one’s skin. Through her art, she invites us to embrace the beauty of vulnerability and the profound connection we share with the natural world.