A hiker in a bright yellow beanie and green jacket poses near a mountain trail marker sign against a cloudy sky.
Woman in flowy white dress poses expressively on beach with coastal dunes and grasses at sunset.

River Winn

Photographer & Adventurer

My relationship with photography started in childhood, when my dad introduced me to film photography. I was lucky to experience life as a homeschooled child with many nature adventures, most of which were spent with an old Nikon or disposable camera in hand.


This love of documenting life and adventure continued into adulthood. My photography business started in 2013 while studying at Eastern Oregon University, and more than a decade later I am so happy to be creating in ways that bring me (and my clients) immense joy.


While I live in La Grande, Oregon, my photography takes me all over the PNW and beyond. When I'm not creating with my clients, I am traveling on the weekends, creating with fiber, and working on my Forest Therapy Guide certification.

A few more facts about me

Close-up shots of multiple admission tickets to the Wallowa Lake Tramway with blurred background showing partial text details.
My Favorite National Park

Zion NP

I'm obsessed with

Spicy Chai, hiking, thrifting and Romance novels

My perfect hobby

PLanning a weekend adventure

I have a degree in

Art, MUSic and interdisciplinary studies.

Favorite podcast

To be magnetic

Our Pets

Deaf Heeler, Lala

Two cats: Mr. Whiskers and Charizard

A camping tent and wooden picnic table sit on the grassy shore of a serene lake surrounded by trees.
Child in red t-shirt playing outside during golden hour sunset.
Sequence of a hiker with bright red backpack and tan boots standing on rocky mountain terrain against blue skies.

I'm also a chaos coordinator for two feral humans

This is our family

The most important role in my life is being mom to these magical creatures. We are a neurospicy household, navigating our way through life together with play, exploration, connection, and creativity. Both of my children love the outdoors, and we are often out in the elements looking for flowers or building forts from the never-ending collection of sticks that wind their way into my car.

 

Get in Touch

 

Let's create and play together!

 

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Land Acknowledgement
Respectfully honoring the Cayuse, Umatilla, Walla Walla, and Nez Perce peoples, the original stewards of Northeastern Oregon, whose connection to this land continues today.