Miami-based wildlife photographer Lisa Gansky, residing in West Palm Beach, has evolved her artistic journey from capturing the dynamic energy of sports to the pulsating rhythm of live music, and now to the serene beauty of wildlife.

Her photographic career began as a teenager in Los Angeles, where she honed her skills at Kings games at the Great Western Forum. Her exceptional talent for capturing the essence of each moment earned her accolades, notably for a striking photo of Pavel Bure, which won first place in her high school photography course's end-of-year gallery exhibition.

After moving to the East Coast in 2008, Lisa's passion for music led her to concert photography. She masterfully blended the thrill of live performances with the technical challenge of low-light settings, capturing the raw emotion and intimate moments of artists immersed in their craft. Her ability to make performers appear as if they're the only ones in the room, lost in their music, is a testament to her skill and sensitivity as a photographer.

Lisa's impressive work has been featured in various prestigious publications, including Triple Overtime by Stephen Cole, and on platforms such as TruTV, Forbes, Fox, NBC, TimeOut New York and TSN. Her transition into wildlife photography, while somewhat of a departure from the fast-paced worlds of comedy, sports, and music, demonstrates her versatile talent and deep appreciation for the natural world. Her current focus on the wildlife of Florida reflects a profound connection with her subjects, capturing the delicate balance and beauty of nature with the same keen eye and attention to detail that marked her earlier work.

Living in West Palm Beach, Lisa continues to explore and document the vibrant tapestry of life, be it through the lens of a bustling concert or the tranquil setting of a natural habitat. Wherever she is, whether savoring gourmet coffee or reveling in great music, Lisa’s work remains a captivating blend of passion, skill, and a deep-seated love for the visual narrative.