GRAND HAVEN, Mich. — In the heart of Muskegon, a young photographer has discovered that weather is no barrier to capturing life's most precious moments. Lexi Fogle's journey into photography began in 2015 with a simple senior photo shoot, and since then, she hasn't looked back.
"I'm really in my element when I have my camera in my hand," Fogle explained, her enthusiasm radiating through her words. "I always love getting creative and learning new things." For her, photography is more than just a hobby—it's a passion that knows no meteorological boundaries.
Whether it's freezing temperatures below zero or sweltering heat reaching 90 degrees, Fogle is out there, camera in hand, ready to capture the perfect shot. Her dedication to her craft is evident in her approach to challenging weather conditions.
"You have to keep track of your ISO, your aperture, f-stop, stuff like that," she advised aspiring photographers. "I definitely recommend bundling up." It's clear that for Fogle, preparation is key to successful outdoor photography.
Describing the feeling of capturing that perfect photograph, Fogle draws a unique comparison: "It's kind of like when someone wins a lottery ticket... having it last a lifetime." Her passion transforms each click of the shutter into a moment of pure artistic triumph.
To those looking to start their photographic journey, Fogle offers simple yet powerful advice: "A mirrorless camera—that's really what it takes to just get experience." Her message is clear: you don't need expensive equipment to begin. What matters most is passion and a willingness to learn.
Lexi Fogle embodies the spirit of a true photographer—undaunted by extreme weather, constantly learning, and finding joy in every shot. Whether she's capturing portraits in freezing temperatures or under a blazing sun, her love for photography shines through.