Dale Leyland is a multidisciplinary artist working at the intersection of image-making, editorial storytelling, and contemplative practice. Her work spans photography, filmmaking, creative experimentation, and the facilitation of meditative space, each offering a way to engage with the emotional and aesthetic dimensions of lived experience.

Her approach is grounded in curiosity: about people, beauty, belonging, and the threads that connect them all.

Dale is drawn to the full spectrum of life’s moment - sacred, spontaneous, confusing, off beat, and the emotional textures that unfold between them. Whether documenting the choreography of collaboration, the intimacy of stillness, or the willful chaos of the unexpected, she desires to claim space for what we feel as real.

At the heart of her work is an ongoing exploration of connection: between self and other, ideas and emotion, stillness and movement, measure and freedom.

Through attention and intuition, she seeks to tell stories that help us feel all the feels - about the world, about each other, and about ourselves.