Woodall said she is perhaps the only model in her niche in Las Vegas. Woodall said she moved into the outdoor niche after seeing work from another model in Hesperia, Calif. Modeling for photographers was in addition to work as a model at trade shows and convention booths. вЂњIt was the recession and I had a bad mortgage like so many of us,вЂќ she said. She took up nude modeling after a romantic breakup that coincided with the recession that made it tough on just about anyone in Las Vegas seeking to stay current on a mortgage.

Woodall was born in the East Bay and is a Nevada resident since 2000. вЂњSo, I enjoy the work because it gets me outdoors, IвЂ™m not sitting at a desk and I get to experience the amazingly beautiful desert.вЂќ вЂњEveryone wants to shoot this beautiful desert scenery,вЂќ she said. WoodallвЂ™s specialty is artistic nudes, which means non-erotic photos in which the modelвЂ™s job is to accentuate or contrast with the desert landscape. вЂњIt is a great way to make a living,вЂќ said Woodall. Her Instagram has more than 33,000 followers, nearly as many as the Travel Nevada account, which focuses largely on adventure. Her YouTube channel has nearly 20,000 subscribers.

It also makes a nice hook to build audience for her outdoor adventures. The modeling provides Woodall an income to support her home and adventures. She flexes her unique voice on Facebook, YouTube and Instagram where she mixes her outdoor nude modeling photography with tales from the trail and opinions that reflect her libertine approach to life and adventuring. 'So I guess I'm conflicted about it but I feel like it was somehow an integral detail of that story.' 'It's what I struggle with on a daily basis with my modeling, because what is considered artistic can be pretty hokey and sexist,' she said. 'As for the mascara thing, I guess it does sort of perpetuate sexist stereotypes but that's my reality,' Woodall said. Woodall said she's aware of the fine line she's walking when it comes to accurately depicting her experience nude modeling in the desert without reinforcing sexist stereotypes of women in the outdoors. The bawdy, irreverent description of the event is typical of the approach thatвЂ™s made Woodall one of the more prominent backcountry explorers in Nevada. We should have some red swimsuits made so that we can run over in slow motion next time вЂ¦ as we carry our tow straps to help the next trio of hapless Bros!вЂќ

вЂњI'm telling you, it was like desert вЂBaywatchвЂ™. 13 Facebook post recounting the incident. вЂњWell imagine the look on these adventure bros' faces when a second chick rolled up in a 4Runner,вЂќ Woodall wrote in a Dec.

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