Lawyer, ultra runner and artist (with too many other talents to list), Julia German.
I consider Julia German to be a real-life Wonder Woman with the superpower of excelling in seemingly everything she does — from running a 100-mile ultramarathon with 33,000 ft. of climb at an average elevation of 11,000 ft., to being a fierce lawyer and rock climber, to raising chickens and keeping bees while also tackling every ounce of manual labor and various challenges synonymous with mountain living. Lately, Julia has been nurturing and broadening her already brilliant artistic talents through creative outlets such as carving animal skulls with beautifully ornate detail, dabbling in metalwork and continuing to strengthen her woodcarving and painting skills. Forever in awe of this one.
Shot in Julia’s Colorado home.
Whitney DeVoto Photography operates on the occupied territories of the Cheyenne, Ute and 48+ contemporary Indigenous Tribes and Nations who live and travel throughout Colorado. 3% of every shoot or image license is contributed to Spirit of the Sun— an Indigenous, women-led nonprofit serving Native/BIPOC communities in Colorado through a variety of youth programming, land stewardship and food access offerings. Spirit of the Sun’s mission is to work in partnership with Native American communities in urban areas and on reservations to boost the resilience of Native people, especially youth and young adults.