Mylo Fowler

Mylo Fowler is a husband, father and adventure photographer for over 20 years. Mylo loves to share stories that are rich and deeply rooted in his Navajo culture. He was born at the Navajo Nation capital and raised in Northern Arizona as an 80's kid.

Growing up and living off 12 acres with his grandparents, Mylo learned his Navajo language and his love for nature began before he was in school. To help retain his language, he recently auditioned and landed the role of "Crush" in the Navajo version of "Finding Nemo". Mylo is also fluent in French and committed to learning American Sign Language. He also recently voiced a joint project with National Geographic and Tonies on a children's book about horses.

Mylo's photographs have been featured by clients like Adobe, National Geographic, Thule, Adidas Terrex, Sony Alpha, Native Peoples Magazine, Rivian, Major League Soccer, Arizona Highways, Goal Zero, Hoka, Dometic, General Tire, ARI Bikes, Heart of America, Teva, Real Salt Lake, Smugmug, Gitzo and many other outlets.

Mylo has used proceeds from his photography work to install solar kits on homes across Indigenous communities without electricity. In partnership with his 501c3 non-profit partner, Heart of America, they've powered over 275 homes and are projecting to bring power to 300 more homes in 2025!

He is happiest spending time with his wife Lauren and their children, Denali James and Aurora Winter. They live in Highland, UT and are currently building their cabin on Navajoland. Mylo really, really loves adventuring in his 100% electric Rivian R1T and most of all, finding ways to help people.