Julie Diebolt Price is a professional photographer, educator, and journalist. She helps solo entrepreneurs establish their brands with imagery and business training. She educates and mentors aspiring photographers. As a journalist who loves to travel, she creates memorable experiences and shares them with words and pictures.
Julie enjoys planning road trips for baby boomers, researching sights and activities, reporting on food and restaurants, creating travel itineraries, and sharing experiences.
MEMBERSHIPS
TravMedia, Travel Massive, Professional Photographers of America, International Food, Wine, and Travel Writers Association.
KEY STRENGTHS
· Five-star trainer and teacher - 30+ years
· Online teaching since 2015
· Itinerary planning and implementation
CAREER EXPERIENCE
· 30+ years Professional Photographer specializing in corporate, business, executive portraits, travel
· Educator - 20+ years community college/community services/PPA - photography and business
· Author - Babyboomers' Guide to Digital Photography 2008; The 10 Most Important Things To Know About Event Photography 2022; 9 Step To Stock Photography Success 2022, Photography for Travel Writers 2024
· Nine years Business Management consultant
· Airbnb Experience Host 2015-2021
· TripAdvisor/Viator Experience host 2019-2021
· Google Local Guide (reviews and photographs) - Level 7, 23M views
· Educator, blogger, and webinar presenter
· WSET Wine Level 1 - March 2022
PRIOR WORK EXPERIENCE
Extensive corporate experience in transportation, hospitality, aerospace, and software development arenas.
PUBLICATIONS
I've written for these publications over the last several years:
AAA/The Extra Mile
Amateur Traveler
Big Blend Magazines
Europe Up Close
Extended Weekend Getaways
Food Wine Travel Magazine
Foodie Flashpacker
LuxeBeatMag
Mainly Museums
MSN.com
Play, Stay, Eat
Savory Traveler
She Buys Travel
The Yums
Travel Awaits
World Footprints
Live Model Portrait Class with Edward Sprafkin
I had the opportunity to sit as the live model for the portrait class recently with Edward Sprafkin, Artist and Art Instructor.
How to Experience Mediterranean food with a Helpful Traveling Spoon Private Chef
See how we experienced Mediterranean food with the helpful Traveling Spoon Private Chef – Jonathan.
Traveling Spoon offers travelers the warmth of a home-cooked meal as if it were prepared by a family friend in every destination. By connecting guests …
Why the Desert Botanical Garden in Phoenix is a Must-Visit!
Because I enjoy visiting the Desert Botanical Garden in Phoenix, Arizona (I live only 30 miles away), I maintain a yearly membership. There's always something new at DBG, whether it's an exciting art installation or hatching butterflies. I've grown to …
Yesterday's Unforgettable View of Roosevelt Lake in Tonto National Forest
Roosevelt Lake, in the Tonto National Forest in Arizona, is one of the largest lakes in the state and a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts.
Spanning nearly 21,500 acres when full (it's almost full now), the lake is surrounded by desert landscapes …
Surprising to Find Lake Pleasant in the Sonoran Desert
Lake Pleasant, located in the northwestern corner of the Phoenix metro area in Arizona, is one of the state's largest and most popular recreational lakes.
Covering approximately 10,000 acres when full, it is part of the Lake Pleasant Regional Park, which …
Why You Should Learn More About the Trains and Treats at Denver Union Station
June 1, 1881, the Union Depot opened its railways on 17t and Wynkoop in Denver, Colorado.
Today, the Denver Union Station is the heart and soul of downtown Denver.
The Union Depot became a centralized location that brought all lines in Denver under one …
