... is a self-taught photographer and filmmaker. When she was 16, Angelina picked up the family camera during her trip to Iceland and fell in love with capturing the planet's diverse landscapes. When the pandemic hit and international travel was prohibited, she focused on showcasing the landscapes of the United States, from the mountains in Glacier National Park to the red rocks of Utah and Arizona. Her photography endeavors have even led her to Norway and the Faroe Islands to capture the dramatic landscapes those places have to offer. Angelina aims to tell the Earth's stories through photos and videos, and she hopes to share her journey with others through those creative mediums.
... is a traveler and adventurer. From the varying cultures to the natural landscapes, she wants to experience it all for herself and to capture those experiences through her photography. Angelina has the biggest adventurous spirit, always willing to do anything and constantly trying to learn new skills. From skydiving to ice climbing wild ice waterfalls, it seems as if she has no fear. Her bucket list is filled with the craziest adventures, and that list is always growing.
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... is a retired Team USA figure skater, now using her talents to skate on wild ice. Angelina dedicated her whole childhood to the sport of figure skating, and she had a respectable career, earning the title of U.S. National Champion and training at the Olympic Training Center up until retirement. After moving to Wisconsin, Angelina found her love for the wild ice. Since then, she has skated in the craziest places including on a glacier in an ice cave in Alaska!