Written by Emily Engle Today’s Interview is with Shawn Reeder Photography & Music… *What is your favorite thing to photograph? I have 5 different things that I love to shoot and I love them all equally but they each come in waves.  Landscapes, Climbing, Yoga, Outdoor Lifestyle, and People in Love.  *Describe your photography style: Its hard to put words to an artistic style.  Natural, organic, real, these are words that try to describe what I strive for, although its really just words.  I want to capture the essence of my subject whether it be a person or a landscape.  My photography tends to be an interpretation of how I see the world, and since I try to see the beauty in everything, I hope

Topic: Near Perfect in-Camera Color & Creating the Light Bio: After attending Columbia College in Chicago, Bob began working full-time in the field of photojournalism. He spent 14 years as an award-winning photographer at the Chicago Sun-Times, and is often chosen for assignments with Time, People, Business Week and other national magazines. His passion has taken him around the globe, pursuing meaningful storytelling opportunities that cross cultural barriers and show others how we live, work, celebrate and worship. Bob photographed the wedding of Eva Longoria and Tony Parker, and his client list also includes Oprah Winfrey, Chicago Mercantile Exchange and Draft Worldwide Advertising. He was commissioned to work on the America 24/7 book, which was featured on the Oprah Winfrey show and was a New York

Written by Emily Engle Today’s Interview is with Julie Weaver of Julie Weaver Photography… *How would you describe your photography style? I like to describe my style as relaxed and to shoot with emotion….feeling out every situation as unique, and shooting each client’s event as if I am part of their family, documenting their day as it unfolds. *What is a must read or must see? Traveling Light by Max Lucado *What are your work hours? Office Hours:  M-TH 10am – 2pm…and late in the night to get the serious work done! Weekends vary! *What is your favorite thing about Pictage? PUGS! Love networking, it has brought my business to a new level! *What lens could you not live without? My Canon 70 – 200 mm lens! *How

Written by Emily Engle One of the best things about WPPI is that everyone has something to learn. I was able to snag photographer Mike Larson away from our Pictage booth for a quick “Mingle with Engle.” Here’s what he had to say… (Thanks Kenny Kim for the photo of Mike and me!) What is your favorite thing about WPPI this year? So much going on, so many great people, so much inspiration. Its the springboard of connections, gear, new technology, innovation, and setting goals for the year. I don’t know a single photographer who went and didn’t come back pumped with new goals and full of energy for this upcoming year. Why is the Pictage booth a great opportunity for members to connect with