For over 20 years, Hayley Green has documented people and places around the world as a commercial and fine art photographer and filmmaker. Along the way, she learned that we all share a common desire to be truly seen and to feel worthy of love and belonging. Hayley is committed to bringing that universality to all of her photographs. Hayley caught the photography and wanderlust bug early.
As a little girl, she traveled across the U.S., Europe and Africa with her export businessman father and professional photographer mother. When Hayley was 12, her mother opened a photo studio on Nashville's Music Row and it was there-as her mother captured the personalities of musicians, celebrities and luminaries-that Hayley first discovered the unique relationship between photographer and subject.
She reflected back to her subjects the beauty, strength, courage and vulnerability she saw through the lens of her camera. Even if at times they couldn't see it themselves, she could capture it. She had an uncanny way of making people feel unique and worthwhile which, I would argue, is something we all want.
As a little girl, she traveled across the U.S., Europe and Africa with her export businessman father and professional photographer mother. When Hayley was 12, her mother opened a photo studio on Nashville's Music Row and it was there-as her mother captured the personalities of musicians, celebrities and luminaries-that Hayley first discovered the unique relationship between photographer and subject.
She reflected back to her subjects the beauty, strength, courage and vulnerability she saw through the lens of her camera. Even if at times they couldn't see it themselves, she could capture it. She had an uncanny way of making people feel unique and worthwhile which, I would argue, is something we all want.
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