Talor Stone

Talor Stone is a professional photographer and Ph.D. Arctic researcher located in Las Vegas, Nevada. After serving as a federal agent in the United States military, Talor broke from the traditional career path to pursue her passion for photography. Embarking on a life of photography has taken Talor on countless adventures across the globe, from months spent roaming across the American Southwest to backpacking in Greenland and sailing expeditions in remote Chilean Fjords. During her first adventure to Greenland, Talor discovered her true love for the Arctic, which keeps her returning year after year.

Talor’s experiences in the Arctic drove her to begin a Ph.D. focused on developing regional policies sensitive to climate change science and the needs of Arctic indigenous communities.  Her photographic pursuits echo these themes, focusing heavily on Arctic landscapes, wildlife, and other climate change-inspired projects.  Through photography workshops, Talor loves to introduce others to these magical and remote places and prides herself on being knowledgeable on a wide range of issues unique to the polar regions.  Her passion and enthusiasm for photography and the deeper meaning found through exploration are clear in her interactions with clients both in and out of the field.

P.S. Did you know that Talor lived out of her Toyota Prius for a year when she first started as a photographer? You can learn more about Talor and her approaches to photography in our “meet the pro” section.

See more of Talor's work here.