Else Kramer's guest appearances

Else Kramer

The Traveling Image Makers

The Maisie Hill Experience

Trey Ratcliff

Gary Arndt

Jen Loong

Sherry Ott

David DuChemin

Scott Kelby

Steve Simon

Rick Sammon

Sean Bagshaw

Marc Silber

Anna Gunn

Ralph Velasco

Matt Payne

James Maher

Karen Hutton

OwlTail

Join Else and I for part 2 of our conversation as we share our experiences of coming out as autistic, how we navigate our relationships post-identification and some of the things that are challenging for us that aren’t for other people. Hear our advice for what to do if you suspect you’re autistic or are at the beginning of your journey of being assessed.   Get full show notes and more information here: https://www.maisiehill.com/74

Join Else and I for part 2 of our conversation as we share our experiences of coming out as autistic, how we navigate our relationships post-identification and some of the things that are challenging for us that aren’t for other people. Hear our advice for what to do if you suspect you’re autistic or are at the beginning of your journey of being assessed. Get full show notes and more information here: <a href="https://www.maisiehill.com/74" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.maisiehill.com/74</a>

74. Being Autistic (Part 2) with Else Kramer

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be autistic? My guest this week, Else Kramer, is autistic and gifted, and she now does most of her work at the intersection of giftedness and neurodiversity. Amazingly, my podcast helped her to realise she was autistic, and she joins me to share how we met, our views of the world, and some of the common misconceptions we experience about autism.   Get full show notes and more information here: https://www.maisiehill.com/73

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be autistic? My guest this week, Else Kramer, is autistic and gifted, and she now does most of her work at the intersection of giftedness and neurodiversity. Amazingly, my podcast helped her to realise she was autistic, and she joins me to share how we met, our views of the world, and some of the common misconceptions we experience about autism. Get full show notes and more information here: <a href="https://www.maisiehill.com/73" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.maisiehill.com/73</a>

73. Being Autistic (Part 1) with Else Kramer

This week's guest of the show is Else Kramer, who likes to define herself as a Renaissance woman, a photosopher, making the visible invisible, a coach to gifted women and a wearer of polka-dot dresses.Here is how Else talks about herself on her website:"I spend most of my day looking at the world in wonder, marvelling at all the amazing miracles to be seen.And I’m very lucky that the past 10 years of my life have been centred around helping others do the same, through online projects, keynotes and live workshops.I love using new technology to empower people to be more creative and better appreciate both their world and art.I embraced smartphone photography when I got my first iPhone - the 3S. I believed (as I still do) that this was the start of a Visual Revolution, where everyone would be able to tell their own stories through images. I was the first person to give smartphone photography workshops in the Netherlands, and have run many online projects helping people see with fresh eyes using their smartphones since."With Else, we explored the intersection of photography and visual arts, especially painting, and looked at several examples of artists that we believe should be of inspiration to all photographers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week's guest of the show is Else Kramer, who likes to define herself as a Renaissance woman, a photosopher, making the visible invisible, a coach to gifted women and a wearer of polka-dot dresses.Here is how Else talks about herself on <a href="https://kramerseye.net/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">her website</a>:"I spend most of my day looking at the world in wonder, marvelling at all the amazing miracles to be seen.And I’m very lucky that the past 10 years of my life have been centred around helping others do the same, through online projects, keynotes and live workshops.I love using new technology to empower people to be more creative and better appreciate both their world and art.I embraced smartphone photography when I got my first iPhone - the 3S. I believed (as I still do) that this was the start of a Visual Revolution, where everyone would be able to tell their own stories through images. I was the first person to give smartphone photography workshops in the Netherlands, and have run many online projects helping people see with fresh eyes using their smartphones since."With Else, we explored the intersection of photography and visual arts, especially painting, and looked at several examples of artists that we believe should be of inspiration to all photographers. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.