A couple years ago, when I started shooting weddings, I came across Melissa Jill’s blog and I loved everything about it. From her photographs, to her writing style, to the sheer volume of information that she freely shares with other photographers. It quickly became a goal of mine to attend one of her MJ 2-Day…
I’m not really sure where to begin when describing this retreat I attended in Montana last week. When I look over my notes they only seem to scratch the surface of what I’ve learned. Dane Sanders was the first speaker of the three rockstar presenters (Tamara Lackey and Mike Colón being the other two) and,…
Last week I was one of hundreds at the Colorado Convention Center to attend a seminar with Joe McNally on off-camera lighting techniques. Not only does Joe have a great sense of humor and ability to connect effortlessly with a large audience (at one point he mentioned the number “750” when referring to all of…
Love your work! I am more of an event and outdoor photographer but do have a studio in my home. With winter in New England fast approaching and wanting to keep my business going year round I am forced to become a studio person. My question is what do you use for equipment? Basics only please. And what camera are you shooting with? I use a D300 Nikon, but do not seem to have the same clarity you get?
Thanks!
Cindy in New HampshireReplyCancel
Awesome images and write-up Tracy! It makes me miss the trip and the experience so much!
You are awesome Tracy!! It was just such a pleasure to have your cheery, excited disposition at the workshop! You are a sweetie! Hugs!
Lovely pictures Tracy, so enjoyed meeting you!!
So fun that you posted it now, as it brings me back to such a great experience! Great meeting you and all the other wonderful women.
Awesome write up Tracy – brings back some great memories! Rock on!