Editorial Photographer // LA

Stacie A Buhler is a fashion photographer, digital illustrator, and marketing enthusiast based out of Los Angeles, California.

Buhler’s visual work is inspired by human nature, color theory, story-telling, and highlighting her subject’s divine masculine and feminine energies. Having discovered her love of creating art through her journey of leaving the Mormon Church, Stacie’s incredibly unique perspective speaks to a wide audience of those who inevitably stand out in the crowd.

Stacie has been a fashion photographer for nearly 10 years with clients located throughout the world. Her lively personality and welcoming, warm energy helps her to capture the best qualities within her photo subjects. Her work has been published in (50+) publications throughout the world including Vogue Russia, NYLON Magazine, PAPER Magazine, and L’Officiel Austria. Stacie’s commercial work includes clients such as Savage X Fenty by Rihanna, Meatless Farm X Nikki Glaser, Swimsuits For All, B&H Photo, and many more. Stacie also travels the world photographing runway and street style for Fashion Weeks in Paris, Milan, London, and New York City and worked as Kim Shui’s house photographer for several years.

Buhler is behind the creation and illustration of the digital brand “THE UGLY NFTS.” Inspired by the unique flaws in which she believes is the very essence of a person’s beauty, her sold out collections “UGLY BETTYS” and “UGLY BERTS” challenge the definition of what it means to “be beautiful.” The “UGLY” community continues to grow exponentially. In just six months, Stacie has built a twitter community consisting of almost 14k followers. Her enthusiasm for marketing, blockchain technology, art, and community engagement all go perfectly hand in hand. Stacie often speaks on her marketing strategies and techniques at conferences and events nationwide, with the latest being NFT Marketing Live with Rachel Wilkins.

She is currently working on her first film as she expands her visual expressions with motion artistry. See below to view more by Stacie A Buhler.