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Lindsay Linton Buk, a NWC Photographic Communications alumna from 2010, released her debut book, "Women Shaping the West: Stories from Wyoming," on March 10. Part memoir, part storytelling, part …
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Lindsay Linton Buk, a NWC Photographic Communications alumna from 2010, released her debut book, "Women Shaping the West: Stories from Wyoming," on March 10. Part memoir, part storytelling, part photography book, and part creative process, "Women Shaping the West" is a powerful portrait of over 25 extraordinary Wyoming women whose lives, work, and stories capture the strength, spirit and soul of the modern American West.
From an octogenarian abstract painter to a backcountry pilot, from the operator of Wyoming’s only commercial flour mill to an Eastern Shoshone language preservationist — these women live remarkable lives simply by being their truest selves. Their stories encourage people anywhere to own their truths, dream boldly, and share their gifts with the world.
Based on the same powerful collection of portraits and stories that inspired the acclaimed podcast and museum exhibition — featured by Forbes.com, the Travel Channel, and more — this exquisite, large-format book brings the women’s voices to the page, along with Lindsay’s own behind-the-scenes journey to document them. Learn more and purchase the best-selling book, which was the No. 1 New Release on Amazon for Photo Essays and Portrait Photography books, at ShapingtheWest.com.
