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He is an inspiring photographer for using his eye-catching style and light manipulation to inspire many that are trying to find their own style. He now inspires many photographers posting there, trying to find their way in the world just as he did at one point before his fame.

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He likes to use light and editing to show a story within his photos. He likes to take portraits and use light combined with his editing skills to create eye catching and storytelling photos. He also likes to use props to help with the lighting and appeal of his photos. He also uses colors. Depending on the mood of the photo he likes to use cool or warm colors in his photos.

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Instagram Star Brandon Woelfel Creates Whimsical Images | Nikon (nikonusa.com)

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Some photographers spend their entire careers searching for a signature style. Brandon Woelfel-a young, and enormously popular Instagram influencer-found his style early and has become an Internet sensation as a result.

"It's been so crazy to see myself and career grow in such a short amount of time," he says, noting that his career began right after college a little more than two years ago when he proclaimed his desire to work as a freelance photographer.

Now with over two million followers on Instagram and a photo book to his name, it certainly appears it was a risk worth taking.

To achieve this, Brandon notes that his whimsical images-which feature distinct soft tones and pops of brightly colored hues as well as some magical post-processing-not only capture a sense of wonder, but also reflects a balance of professional passion and a keen sense of what will attract new followers online.

"Since my first works were shared on social media I think there's always the awareness that I'll be sharing the images to an audience. With that being said, I've definitely been able to extend my creativity to a level of utter passion while keeping in mind my audience," he notes.

He quickly adds that Nikon equipment-such as the D850 DSLR and AF-S NIKKOR 58mm f/1.4G lens that Nikon recently provided him with for a project-give him the ability to capture such dynamic images.

"I've been shooting exclusively with Nikon's prime lenses ever since I started photography about five years ago. While consistently being on the go, I carry all of my gear with me on my back. The prime lenses execute an incomparable level of quality and sharpness without bearing the extra bulk that comes with some other zoom lenses," he says.

"For some time now I have been looking into the key features of both the D850 body and the 58mm f/1.4, and they absolutely did not disappoint. The versatility of the D850 equated with the crisp focusing range that the 58mm brought was unmatched to anything else in my collection," he adds.

He concludes: "I hope to continue to create the art that makes me the happiest while meeting a lot of new creative people along the way. Ultimately, I would like my photography to convey a sudden spark of inspiration that influences others to go out and create."

Giving Props to the Props

One of Brandon's signature techniques is the use of unique props and elements he incorporates into his images.

For instance, he often manipulates his shots by filtering natural light through different types of prisms-such as crystal ball prisms, triangular prisms and teardrop prisms-to create a rainbow effect on the subject. When held in front of the lens, the prisms create a unique blur in the foreground of his images.

He explains: "Originally seeing how other photographers were able to effortlessly bend and manipulate light, I had to try using prisms. With a prism's abounding amount of uses, I am constantly finding new ways to incorporate them into my photos."

Rainbow suncatchers work well for this effect too. For nighttime shoots without available natural light, bouncing the light from a smartphone's flashlight off of the back of a CD is another option he uses.

Brandon will use other foreground objects to give the illusion of more depth in his shots.

In one image he took at the Planting Fields Arboretum State Park in Oyster Bay, NY, he held a leaf up to the lens that added a blurry, textural effect in the foreground. A trip to The Dream Machine (interactive experience) in Brooklyn inspired Brandon to use a blurred cloud prop in a similar fashion, adding depth and a dream-like feel to the shot.

Some of his images also reflect a penchant for eyeglasses.

He explains: "My appreciation for featuring eyeglasses throughout my work has arrived from my love to experiment with how light reflects off of different surfaces. Framing a model while displaying these glasses has added to the fantastical look."

He concludes: "As a photographer my goal is for the viewer to be able to relate to the story being told. I'm so lucky to have an audience across social media that so actively connects with the work that I present."

A Pro's Process

Much like his original leap into photography, it could be said that Brandon likes to see how his images will develop-so to speak.

"My favorite images seem to come from the natural improvisation that plays off myself and the subject I am shooting!" he says, adding that a substantial part of his image creation is done organically while on location.

"I've also started using Nikon's Picture Control in camera and it has been a huge assistance for allowing me to further recognize how the final image will look," he says.

He also offers some additional advice for any beginner photographers.

"Shooting in RAW (Nikon's NEF file format) is definitely among one of my most important tips for photographers just starting out. The benefit of shooting in RAW is to record all of the image's data from the sensor which allows you to be more in control of how the final image will look in post."

He also offers insight into his process on Instagram and his website by providing a section of before-and-after images.

"Before-and-after images have definitely become a highly requested [ask] from my audience. I believe showcasing them helps beginners better understand how I go about my creative process."

He's also produced an online tutorial with a YouTube video that discusses how to take photos at night. [Scroll to the bottom of this page to view the video. -Editor]

This is another way for him to interact, and give back to his followers, and to make his process just as much about his final product as it is in helping other photographers create theirs as well.

"I'm very grateful that so many people resonate with the images I create and I imagine that the level of post-production is evident in my work. I'm looking to offer images that are eye catching and something the viewer could conceivably want to recreate on their own," he says.

To maximize the creativity and reach of his shots, he's also collaborated with YouTube sensations, many of whom are influencers in their own right-as well as other creative friends who model in his images.

"I've definitely noticed that when an image is created by a small team of people the results and quality is evident. Whether it be myself and a model or a group of creators working together, being able to bounce ideas off one another is so important for the process!"

Instant Success

So how did Brandon attract such a vast following online? Simply, he had a clear vision.

"Remaining devoted to what I create and post-while interacting and connecting with the people that support my work-is how I've grown across social platforms and as an artist," he says.

"Now, two years after I began I am working full-time as my own boss, creating every single day to further establish myself in the industry."

To that end, Brandon has started to add another unique element to his shots: Himself.

"I've only recently developed an appreciation for not only being behind the lens, but in front of it as well! I think it's become an essential part of being able to connect with my audience who has been following my work for so long," he says.

In the end, he offers advice for photographers aspiring to become Internet influencers.

"Always keep creating. As you continue to produce the work that you personally find interesting, you'll gain a priceless amount of experience that will manifest into your art and your audience," he concludes.

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Instagram Star Brandon Woelfel Creates Whimsical Images | Nikon

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Some photographers spend their entire careers searching for a signature style. Brandon Woelfel-a young, and enormously popular Instagram influencer-found his style early and has become an Internet sensation as a result.

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He uses what is called a C1 plus. It gives different color lights like gels would and manipulates light the way he wants for his photos. He stays close to his home and uses many props to make his photos interesting.

He likes to take advantage of natural light as well for effects. Uses lighting techniques to brighten the subjects.

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Tag along with Brandon Woelfel on his first shoot with the Profoto C1 Plus in New York and see how he discovers what a unique and powerful creative tool it really is.

In Long Island, New York, there's a young image creator who is redefining photography. His work is singular and unique, filled with color light play and whimsy. To say his work is popular is something of an understatement. Put it this way, many of the more established professional photographers do well to have upward of fifty thousand followers on Instagram; Brandon Woelfel has three million.

It seemed wholly appropriate then that Profoto should approach Brandon to test their brand-new flash - the Profoto C1 Plus.

For many years Profoto has been making the best lights for many of the world's leading professional photographers. With the C1 Plus, Profoto has built a flash for everyone passionate about creating images.

Brandon's way

Brandon's process is pretty organic. "I love to leave parts of a shoot open for interpretation. I find that progressing from concept to shoot needs to be initiated by pure inspiration instead of all the technicalities behind the result you want to capture. If I'm not utterly passionate about a shoot - my work suffers."

Inspiration is always close at hand for Brandon; living just a train ride from arguably the most intense, influential, and creative metropolis in the world is a real bonus.

"My influences come from other photographers pushing the boundaries and my surroundings. Growing up close to New York City has driven my art forward - the fast-paced energy of the city has provided me with endless new collaborations and relationships."

It's all about the light

When Brandon first got his hands on the C1 Plus, he saw the potential immediately. "I was blown away by how Profoto managed to put such a powerful flash in such a small unit, but what I was super excited about was that this lighting tool could be paired not only with my DSLR camera - but my iPhone too."

And light is such an essential tool for Brandon. "While not always taking advantage of natural daylight hours, I resort to introducing new lighting techniques that brighten my subjects, from continuous artificial lights and lighting props to the passing of a car's headlights. I've found this way of working pushes my creative boundaries."

For his shoot with the Profoto C1 Plus, Brandon opted to stay close to home, feeling that by shooting in familiar locations would bring a feeling of authenticity to the images. So, he used his home studio where he had a good stockpile of props close to hand, and then later headed outside to a local historic park up the street. Finally, as blue hour approached, they headed towards a local dock.

Mellow yellow

At Brandon's home studio he decided on a yellow theme placing Cailee Rae, his model against a bright yellow backdrop with yellow flowers in her hand. Shooting from his iPhone, Brandon first fired off a few shots with just the Clic Dome Diffuser on the C1 Plus. Later he opted to stack a Clic Gel Yellow on the light with the Clic Dome for a more intense feeling. "We played around with dramatic lighting that I set within the Profoto Camera and found that it produced an awesome high fashion look to the final images."

An overcast exterior

By the time Brandon and Cailee arrived at the local park, the day had become a little dull and overcast. "The ambient light was producing patchy areas on Cailee's skin - so this is where the C1 Plus came in handy. A golden-hour glow was what I was aiming for, so I connected the C1 Plus to the Profoto Camera via bluetooth and switched up to a warmer color temperature. From there - I just moved the C1 Plus around in my free hand until the light on Cailee's face was exactly right."

And the light goes down

For the final shoot with Cailee they made the way towards a small harbor on Long Island Sound. There they found a wooden cabin amongst the boats bobbing on the water. The sun was below the horizon, and the mood was what's commonly known as 'blue hour.' These lighting conditions are a-typical Brandon Woelfel territory.

"The C1 Plus was our only source of light, and it did not disappoint." Using a hollowed-out book as a prop, Brandon Placed the C1 Plus with a Clic Dome inside and positioned Cailee sitting against the weather-beaten outside wall of the cabin with the 'book' open in her hands.

"I was going for an enchanting and conceptual vibe with the Profoto C1 Plus illuminating Cailee's face with soft light seemingly from inside the book. Again, shooting with my iPhone, I worked with both flash and experimented with warmer tones with the continuous light feature - which is also perfect for shooting video."

Welcome to Brooklyn

The next day Brandon made his way to a location in Brooklyn where he met up with model; Charlotte McKee. The location space featured a stunning wall of ornate mirrors of different shapes and sizes that he was excited to use as a backdrop.

"There were windows on either side of the wall filled with mirrors; as a result, Charlotte was quite heavily backlit. I used the C1 Plus with a Clic Diffuser to provide some foreground light to compensate. To add another layer, I asked Charlotte to hold a mirror so I could capture her reflection. Here I chose to shoot with my Nikon Z7 that connected to the C1 Plus via the Profoto Connect trigger, and honestly, it was just as easy as shooting with my iPhone.

Playing with light

For the final image, Brandon found an intimate book-filled nook in another room of the location. "I realized that the area we were shooting in had green accents all around, so I stacked one Clic Gel Scarlett with the Clic Dome on the C1 Plus. I chose to shoot in the continuous light mode because it made it super-easy to see what I was getting."

"Again, I chose to shoot on my iPhone, and the C1 Plus in combination with the Clic Gel produced a fascinating color combination which I loved."

During the shoot, Brandon was determined to try out pretty much every function the C1 Plus had to offer. And the tiny size and super portable nature of the flash allowed him to explore and play with light. "I was a big fan of shooting with it hand-held while firing the initial shot from the button on the side of the C1 Plus. While shooting, I found myself consistently positioning it all around the subject until I found a 'sweet spot.'"

Brandon's reflections

"After experimenting with the C1 Plus, I now have a portable and lightweight flash that I can take with me everywhere. A flash I can use on professional shoots with clients or for simple iPhone portraits with friends.

But more than that, I can now bring authentic professional flash power into my iPhone images. I always use my iPhone to capture content on the go, especially for social media. With the C1 Plus in my pocket, my mobile images can look every bit as professional as those I capture on my DSLR."

Final words for aspiring image creators

"My best advice for aspiring photographers or creators is never get discouraged by creating the art YOU want to create. It may seem as though the art world is oversaturated with other content creators, but there's always room for your work. Diving headfirst on your own into this industry has its challenges, but the experience you'll gain by keeping at it will show itself through your work."

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He says “My influences come from other photographers pushing the boundaries and my surroundings. Growing up close to New York City has driven my art forward - the fast-paced energy of the city has provided me with endless new collaborations and relationships."

Living in New York is what drove his passion and influenced his art.

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Tag along with Brandon Woelfel on his first shoot with the Profoto C1 Plus in New York and see how he discovers what a unique and powerful creative tool it really is.

In Long Island, New York, there's a young image creator who is redefining photography. His work is singular and unique, filled with color light play and whimsy. To say his work is popular is something of an understatement. Put it this way, many of the more established professional photographers do well to have upward of fifty thousand followers on Instagram; Brandon Woelfel has three million.

It seemed wholly appropriate then that Profoto should approach Brandon to test their brand-new flash - the Profoto C1 Plus.

For many years Profoto has been making the best lights for many of the world's leading professional photographers. With the C1 Plus, Profoto has built a flash for everyone passionate about creating images.

Brandon's way

Brandon's process is pretty organic. "I love to leave parts of a shoot open for interpretation. I find that progressing from concept to shoot needs to be initiated by pure inspiration instead of all the technicalities behind the result you want to capture. If I'm not utterly passionate about a shoot - my work suffers."

Inspiration is always close at hand for Brandon; living just a train ride from arguably the most intense, influential, and creative metropolis in the world is a real bonus.

"My influences come from other photographers pushing the boundaries and my surroundings. Growing up close to New York City has driven my art forward - the fast-paced energy of the city has provided me with endless new collaborations and relationships."

It's all about the light

When Brandon first got his hands on the C1 Plus, he saw the potential immediately. "I was blown away by how Profoto managed to put such a powerful flash in such a small unit, but what I was super excited about was that this lighting tool could be paired not only with my DSLR camera - but my iPhone too."

And light is such an essential tool for Brandon. "While not always taking advantage of natural daylight hours, I resort to introducing new lighting techniques that brighten my subjects, from continuous artificial lights and lighting props to the passing of a car's headlights. I've found this way of working pushes my creative boundaries."

For his shoot with the Profoto C1 Plus, Brandon opted to stay close to home, feeling that by shooting in familiar locations would bring a feeling of authenticity to the images. So, he used his home studio where he had a good stockpile of props close to hand, and then later headed outside to a local historic park up the street. Finally, as blue hour approached, they headed towards a local dock.

Mellow yellow

At Brandon's home studio he decided on a yellow theme placing Cailee Rae, his model against a bright yellow backdrop with yellow flowers in her hand. Shooting from his iPhone, Brandon first fired off a few shots with just the Clic Dome Diffuser on the C1 Plus. Later he opted to stack a Clic Gel Yellow on the light with the Clic Dome for a more intense feeling. "We played around with dramatic lighting that I set within the Profoto Camera and found that it produced an awesome high fashion look to the final images."

An overcast exterior

By the time Brandon and Cailee arrived at the local park, the day had become a little dull and overcast. "The ambient light was producing patchy areas on Cailee's skin - so this is where the C1 Plus came in handy. A golden-hour glow was what I was aiming for, so I connected the C1 Plus to the Profoto Camera via bluetooth and switched up to a warmer color temperature. From there - I just moved the C1 Plus around in my free hand until the light on Cailee's face was exactly right."

And the light goes down

For the final shoot with Cailee they made the way towards a small harbor on Long Island Sound. There they found a wooden cabin amongst the boats bobbing on the water. The sun was below the horizon, and the mood was what's commonly known as 'blue hour.' These lighting conditions are a-typical Brandon Woelfel territory.

"The C1 Plus was our only source of light, and it did not disappoint." Using a hollowed-out book as a prop, Brandon Placed the C1 Plus with a Clic Dome inside and positioned Cailee sitting against the weather-beaten outside wall of the cabin with the 'book' open in her hands.

"I was going for an enchanting and conceptual vibe with the Profoto C1 Plus illuminating Cailee's face with soft light seemingly from inside the book. Again, shooting with my iPhone, I worked with both flash and experimented with warmer tones with the continuous light feature - which is also perfect for shooting video."

Welcome to Brooklyn

The next day Brandon made his way to a location in Brooklyn where he met up with model; Charlotte McKee. The location space featured a stunning wall of ornate mirrors of different shapes and sizes that he was excited to use as a backdrop.

"There were windows on either side of the wall filled with mirrors; as a result, Charlotte was quite heavily backlit. I used the C1 Plus with a Clic Diffuser to provide some foreground light to compensate. To add another layer, I asked Charlotte to hold a mirror so I could capture her reflection. Here I chose to shoot with my Nikon Z7 that connected to the C1 Plus via the Profoto Connect trigger, and honestly, it was just as easy as shooting with my iPhone.

Playing with light

For the final image, Brandon found an intimate book-filled nook in another room of the location. "I realized that the area we were shooting in had green accents all around, so I stacked one Clic Gel Scarlett with the Clic Dome on the C1 Plus. I chose to shoot in the continuous light mode because it made it super-easy to see what I was getting."

"Again, I chose to shoot on my iPhone, and the C1 Plus in combination with the Clic Gel produced a fascinating color combination which I loved."

During the shoot, Brandon was determined to try out pretty much every function the C1 Plus had to offer. And the tiny size and super portable nature of the flash allowed him to explore and play with light. "I was a big fan of shooting with it hand-held while firing the initial shot from the button on the side of the C1 Plus. While shooting, I found myself consistently positioning it all around the subject until I found a 'sweet spot.'"

Brandon's reflections

"After experimenting with the C1 Plus, I now have a portable and lightweight flash that I can take with me everywhere. A flash I can use on professional shoots with clients or for simple iPhone portraits with friends.

But more than that, I can now bring authentic professional flash power into my iPhone images. I always use my iPhone to capture content on the go, especially for social media. With the C1 Plus in my pocket, my mobile images can look every bit as professional as those I capture on my DSLR."

Final words for aspiring image creators

"My best advice for aspiring photographers or creators is never get discouraged by creating the art YOU want to create. It may seem as though the art world is oversaturated with other content creators, but there's always room for your work. Diving headfirst on your own into this industry has its challenges, but the experience you'll gain by keeping at it will show itself through your work."

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Who or what is your biggest inspiration when it comes to photography?

I have so many forms of inspiration when it comes to photography, it's hard to narrow it down to just one. Inspiration can come from anywhere but when choosing a specific photographer, I strive for someone who isn't just creative but is also very hardworking at their craft.

His biggest influence is also himself as he says in an interview.

Always being involved in art when I was younger, I was (and still am) searching for new mediums that interest me. Following all various photographers on Instagram years ago, I thought why not give it a try. Having my main source of inspiration come from Instagram, I would definitely say this not so little app anymore was the reason I started taking photos.

Another reason he started was because of the other photographers he saw on Instagram. It's too hard for him to narrow it down to exactly one person.

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I would describe myself as a creative person who thrives around people. Collaborating with other creatives really boosts my quality of work. Being able to bounce ideas off one another is a necessity for a project! And how would your friends describe you? My friends would probably describe me as a creative person who's always down for an adventure! Tell us about why you started doing photography Always being involved in art when I was younger, I was (and still am) searching for new mediums that interest me. Following all various photographers on Instagram years ago, I thought why not give it a try. Having my main source of inspiration come from Instagram, I would definitely say this not so little app anymore was the reason I started taking photos. Who or what is your biggest inspiration when it comes to photography? I have so many forms of inspiration when it comes to photography, it's hard to narrow it down to just one. Inspiration can come from anywhere but when choosing a specific photographer, I strive for someone who isn't just creative but is also very hardworking at their craft. Describe the perfect shoot The perfect shoot for me would have to be right after the sun sets, with many of my good friends just having fun, bouncing photo ideas off one another to create a magical moment. Photography seems like a big part of your life, what do you do when your time is not spent on photography?
Photography is definitely a huge part of my life. When I'm not shooting or editing I love going on little road trips with friends! Whether it be an hour away or the next state over, it's always awesome to experience new settings with great people.
What is your best advice for aspiring photographers? My best advice for aspiring photographers is to continue to create content. If it's what you love it'll find its way into your daily life. Starting to view everyday objects or locations as a new photoshoot setting and how you could mentally get the best shot even without a camera in hand is a great way to start! You have achieved so much at a young age, where do you see yourself in 5 years? I hopefully see myself still doing what I love, photography. Working with awesome brands to create some amazing content! What is your biggest dream? My biggest dream is to be able to continue partnering with other creatives and companies, making a living off my passion in life. What person do you really really really want to take a photo of? And why? I have a few models in mind when thinking of my dream person to shoot! A few include (by Instagram handles) @marooshk @hologrvphic & @pyperamerica. All these people are amazing models but also seem super genuine! What is your favorite camera to shoot with? My go to camera is my Nikon D750, I use that camera for almost every shoot! Instagram accounts everyone should follow, and why? Some of my current favorite Instagram accounts are @waitingontheworld, @hinfluencercollective & @zachallia. Whether it be a feature account or a photography account, those users inspire me daily to keep creating. What is your favorite photo, and why?
My favorite photo I've taken changes with time as I go on more and more shoots. This image is a recent favorite and I think if you look at it long enough could really create a personal story to whoever is viewing it.

Brandon is truly an inspirational and genuine human being, and his professionalism and creative mind is making him a great photographer to work with, and a guy you should be following. We will definitely work with him again.

Our top 5 photos from Brandons Instagram: @brandonwoelfel
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Up close and personal with Brandon Woelfel

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Some people just succeed to inspire others, and their following keeps growing. Instagram sensation Brandon Woelfel is first out in our series about inspiring people. Brandon has a sensational eye for photography and his post production skills are just stunning.

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He went to school at the Visual Arts school of New York. He began his career by uploading photos to Instagram where he gained traction and got 2M followers.

He has appeared in many magazines and newspapers.

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Brandon Woelfel is an American photographer and media personality. He is famous for his photography skills and works with multiple big companies. Initially, he amassed fame on Instagram due to marvelous photographers.

Ever since a child, he has been passionate about photography and traveling. He attended the School of Visual Arts of New York from there Brandon completed a photography course.

Besides this, Brandon is a social media celebrity with millions of followers on different platforms. To know more about his life, career and achievements read further below.

Brandon Woelfel Age, Height, Weight

As per his date of birth Brandon Woelfel's age is 26 years. Talking about his physical appearance Brandon's height is 5′ 10″ and his weight is approx 78 kg. He is a handsome and charming guy with brown eyes and brown hair.

Career and Achievements

Brandon began his career as a photographer after completing a photography course from the School of Visual Arts school of New York. Initially, he began his career by uploading photos on Instagram. Within a short span of time, his photos caught the attention of people and he gathered millions of followers on the platforms. Currently, Brandon has more than 2m followers on his Instagram id.

With the rising fame on social media platforms, Brandon has appeared in various magazines and newspaper editorials. He owns an official website and has endorsed various gadget brands including Nuwave Neon.

Family

Brandon was born and raised in New York, US along with friends and siblings. More information about his family members and siblings is not available as of now. As information regarding Brandon's family members is available to us. We'll promptly update you guys.

Girlfriend and Affairs

Talking about Brandon's personal life, he is unmarried and further information about his relationships and affairs is not available at this moment.

Facts

Brandon Woelfel hails from the United States.

He has over 2.8m followers on Instagram.

He has gained over 547k subscribers on YouTube.

Brandon Woelfel has amassed 486k followers on TikTok.

Traveling and photography are his hobbies.

Malik Earnest is also a famous photographer.

Brandon Woelfel Net Worth

As of now, in 2021 Brandon's net worth is estimated to be more than $1.5m. His sources of income are photography, commercials, and brand endorsements.

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FAQ

What is the age of Brandon Woelfel?

Age of Brandon Woelfel is 26 years.

When is the Birthday of Brandon Woelfel?

Brandon Woelfel's birthday is on August 17, 1994

How tall is Brandon Woelfel?

Brandon Woelfel is 5′ 10″ tall.

Where is Brandon Woelfel from?

Brandon Woelfel is from United States.

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