This year has already shown me more than I expected and I am beyond appreciative for everyone who has played even the smallest role in the growth of my business. I am all about helping others and I am certainly grateful when others reach out to help me. In honor of the experience of WPPI and paying it forward…I am going to run a simple contest for free head shots in Vegas. If you are attending WPPI and you could use a fresh vibrant new head shot for your website or blog this is the contest for you. That is if you are a fan of and like my personal style. ;-)
Archive for February, 2010
WPPI Paying It Forward
February 26, 2010Sixteen Candles
February 25, 2010Danielle brought along the most adorable outfits and accessories. I love girls with such fun style! And that pretty in pink dress paired with those rhinestone boots just sent me right over the edge. A photographers dream! I was completely smitten in 5 minutes flat! Her innocent personality and that sweet smile was like icing on the cake. Honestly, I could have photographed her until the sunset. Come to think of it…I almost did. In between outfits we talked about her birthday. She and her family enjoyed a celebration dinner at Longhorns Steakhouse.
{Walk The Shot} Take One
February 22, 2010Heather and I met at Panera to kick off our one on one workshop yesterday. The sun was shining and the air was warm. We were happy! Heather was eagerly engaged in full learning mode and I was fanatically engaged in sharing mode. It was 12:30 and this was going to be a great day! I could hardly wait to give Heather her Sponsor goodie bag. I am so proud and thankful for all of the amazing vendors who have lent their talents and products to my {Walk The Shot} workshop! Heather was like a kid at Christmas. Who doesn’t love a swag bag?
Junkyard Pinups
February 18, 2010Last week we got rained out. Monday was the reschedule. I couldn’t have woken up to a more beautiful day! Unfortunately Florida weather can transform for gorgeous to treacherous within a matter of minutes. The wind pick up so fast it felt like we had stepped into the twister scene from The Wizard of Oz. Seriously.