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In this follow up to our piece on Appalachian landscape photographer Michele Sons , Michele tells us how she moved away from photographing the famous national parks of Appalachia and ventured into more undiscovered areas of the region.

Nick Taylor

Sept 2020

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Nick Taylor is a British/Canadian film editor and director based in Toronto. His work has been shown at TIFF, SXSW, Cannes Market, Traverse City and many other festivals. He has worked extensively in television for networks like A&E and the CBC. His new feature documentary 'The Organizer' is available on iTunes, March 5th.
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