As an IPC competitor since 2019, I’ve only come away with singular merits here and there for a prize picture. That’s not to say that it’s not an amazing achievement on its own! It’s just not a medal when all 4 of your entries don’t merit (womp-womp). The most exciting part about competing in International Photographic Competition this year is that I walk away with a Bronze medal! I’m so excited to say that I can cross off “become an award winning photographer” off my bucket list.
Bucket of Tranquility
To be honest, naming my prints never comes easy when I have to come up with a title. A name should connect with the image, and it’s sometimes hard to do when it’s done after the fact. All of these images (except the non-newborn one) were just regular client work.
Contest images
I always have favorite contest images that lean towards when it comes time to decide what to submit. I will copy these prize pictures off to the side for days when I want to angst over what I should pick. Yes, choosing your 4 can be an exhausting experience!
I may love what I pick but ultimately, these thoughts always haunt me..
“Is it good enough?” “I think so…?”
“I don’t know!”
“Maybe?”
Award Winning Photographer
This image below is my prize picture of the bunch. Not only is it my baby girl modeling, this experience really was her first day of kindergarten. It was a sad, strange experience I wanted to illustrate as my 4th image.
I am proud and humbled to announce that I am an award winning photographer and earned a bronze medal at IPC 2021. It may sound corny to some, but reaching benchmarks like these for solo entrepreneurs brings loads of satisfaction for what feels like a labor of love.
I am an artist, wife, mom, foodie, coffee aficionado, animal lover and adore all things magical. I am blessed to be a mom of 2 amazing kids that both bring endless joy to my life. Beyond photography, I love to sew and many of the adorable outfits and accessories seen on the babies I photograph are handmade by me. After graduating from the Art Institute of Dallas in 2006 I briefly worked in the fashion industry until I became pregnant with my son in 2008. My children have been my biggest inspiration in my journey as a portrait photographer and continue to challenge me every day!
Newborn babies and belly bumps have always had a special place in my heart and it is an honor to get to work with so many wonderful families. I look forward to meeting you and capturing your family’s unique story
Photographing Newborns, maternity and families in the North Dallas area and beyond.
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