S5 Ep 2 - AgriShots

S5 Ep 2 - AgriShots

From Australian Farmers: Telling Our Story by Angie Asimus

January 17, 2026 · 33 min

About this episode

Alice Mabin discusses her journey as a photographer and founder of AgriShots, highlighting the importance of authentic storytelling in agriculture.

The power of pictures is profound – they tell stories, celebrate moments that would otherwise be lost in time, and connect people. The thirst for authentic outback stories is undeniable, but it's not often we have the chance to meet the person behind the camera. Photographer and founder of AgriShots Alice Mabin joins me now. Her favourite place to have done a shoot isn't about the location but the people, although the Kimberley is incredible. Alice originally planned a career in animal health but bought a camera after seeing that the stories of people in the industry weren't being told well and wanted to share them from a positive place. She felt there was a more authentic story to be told about agriculture and regional business, wanting to bridge the gap between the city and the true stories of humble farmers. While documenting tough topics like drought in South Australia, she found beauty in difficult moments by being a listening ear and helping create meaningful memories that boosted morale. Alice shares that she left a secure job to join cattle drive and finally took the leap into working on her business sharing stories. She turned her images into bestselling coffee table…

People in this episode

Host: Angie Asimus

Guest: Alice Mabin

Topics covered

  • photography
  • agriculture
  • storytelling
  • regional business
  • mental health

Keywords

  • photography
  • agriculture
  • storytelling
  • mental health
  • regional business
  • drought
  • Kimberley

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: AgriShots

Places: Kimberley, South Australia

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