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Julia Hopkins

photojournalist, artist, naturalist

384 miles
Parker River Wildlife Refuge
New & Selected Work
Archive & Personal

About
Contact
recent work
Video

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main account @_juliahopkins

miss you something awful #mother

When this is all over I’m getting a fern tattoo and no one can stop me. #selfportraitintheferns #shutterinplace

naturally, I’ve been baking a lot in quarantine, and it has me feeling precisely like a 1950s housewife with the absence of work and the way the months ahead stretch out like a big blank canvas. I got bored enough to photograph the process for

Wandering as night falls, every detail is a delicacy. After a day spent cocooned inside my living room, legs folded underneath me as I try to keep busy with this or that, my muscles are eager to stretch, and I almost bounce in delight while I stroll

unemployment means ample time to master the art of birding. the usual characters: cardinals, woodpeckers, robins, jays, chickadees, and of course, mallards.

we took a short hike on a chilly morning last week to try to retain some sense of normalcy #shutterinplace

my soul lives somewhere out there in the land

some good salt air for the lungs and a rising tide

self-isolation diary. trying to walk as much as possible to hold on to something resembling sanity!

vision account @actofsight

Hi everyone! I’m selling prints of some of my favorite aesthetic images I’ve made in the past year. I would really appreciate if you could check out the selection (link in bio) and consider ordering a print. I am absolutely willing to neg

bowl of stars, lady pills

somewhere over Nevada from August 2019

Social distancing = going through the archives. Stay tuned for a print sale sometime this week.

it was all a dream

I feel like I’ve been waiting my entire life to be accosted by a group of starlings like this.

Your voice may be lost to time but I can hear you in the rustle of the branches that make shards of the November sky.