About

About Stefan Glazer
Photographer | Meditation Guide | Neurodivergent Storyteller

I’m Stefan Glazer — a multidisciplinary photographer, meditation practitioner, and someone walking the path of deeper self-understanding through the lens of neurodivergence.

My creative work spans many genres, but at its core is a single intention: to witness the world with presence. I’ve photographed everything from sweeping landscapes and city skylines to intimate portraits and sacred gatherings. What draws me most are the subtle, in-between spaces — the flicker of emotion in someone’s eyes, the geometry of silence in a desert horizon, the alchemy of a breathwork circle unfolding in real time.

Much of my work is rooted in collaboration with aligned and metaphysical beings — sound healers, facilitators, lightworkers, and those guiding others through personal and collective transformation. I approach these moments not as a photographer looking in from the outside, but as a participant and space holder. When I photograph energy work or spiritual ceremony, I tune in first — attuning to the rhythm of the space before lifting the camera.

In parallel with my visual art, I hold meditation sessions that blend visualization, breath, and energetic clearing. These practices aren’t just tools I offer — they’re how I move through the world. They help me stay regulated and connected as someone navigating neurodivergence, particularly around sensory sensitivity and emotional depth. I believe in honoring these traits not as limitations, but as portals into profound perception and creative insight.

Photography and meditation aren’t separate for me — they’re the same muscle. Both are about attention, intuition, and allowing something deeper to move through you. Both help me meet the world with softness and clarity, especially in moments where the mind wants to spiral or retreat.

If you’ve ever felt like you see the world differently, more intensely, more spiritually — you’re in the right place. Whether through a photo, a breath, or a quiet presence, I’m here to hold space for that difference and make it visible.