Thank you to everyone who entered this year’s Inspire Photo Contest, sponsored by ShootQ. We received some fantastic and diverse entries.
And the winners are:
First Place Winner (508 Votes): Photo by Taylor Whitham, t.Dow Photography
Second Place Winner (389 Votes): Photo by Jeff Turner, Black Thumb Studio
Third Place Winner (212 Votes): Photo by David Apuzzo, David Apuzzo Photography
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Thank you to everyone who entered this year’s Inspire Photo Contest, sponsored by ShootQ. We received some fantastic and diverse entries. And the winners are … – First Place: Robert Norman, Robert Norman Photography – Second Place: Laura Dee, Laura Dee Photography – Third Place: David Apuzzo, David Apuzzo Photography First Place Winner (485 Likes): Photo by Robert Norman, Robert Norman Photography Second Place Winner (413 Likes): Photo by Laura Dee, Laura Dee Photography Third Place Winner (196 Likes): Photo by David Apuzzo, David Apuzzo Photography Photo by Nicki Pardo, Pardo Photo Photo by Robin Dini, Robin Dini Photography Photo by Jean Chisser, Photos for Your Life Photo by Shari Ciarleglio, Face Forward Photography Photo by Jolene Richard, Oh Snap Photography Photo by Lou Fernandes,
Headed to WPPI this week and next? Like 15,000 wedding and portrait photographers, you are headed to one of the biggest gatherings of people from our industry, that you’re ever likely to encounter. Whether you’ve been a dozen times, or are headed out for your first time, the entire experience can be a bit overwhelming (to say the least). Between the platform classes, master classes, impromptu classes, shooting experiences, mentoring, and of course – the parties – there’s a lot happening. Want to come back in one piece? Here are my WPPI Survival Tips: 1. Don’t try to do everything. You’ll hear this a lot from many people who have been there, but seriously – DON’T try to see everything. You can’t. It’s too big,