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Member of the Month
Sue Bryce Member of the Month: Sue Bryce
Sue Bryce has been a Portrait Photographer for 22 years specializing in contemporary glamour. Born in New Zealand, Sue currently lives in Sydney, Australia, and won the title Australian Portrait Photographer of the year 2011.
Studio 222 Studio 222: The Art of the Detail
The groom had full-sleeve tattoos, down to his wrists, on both arms. Out of respect for his bride’s very conservative family—and despite the oppressive Orlando heat—he kept his shirt and jacket on throughout the day. Yet Becka Robinson noticed something while she and her husband Nate were shooting images of the new couple together.
Vote For Your Favorite “This is My WPPI” Video!There is something for everyone at the Wedding and Portrait Photographers International Convention and Trade Show. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just starting out, WPPI has the education, tools, events and friends to help you take your business to the next level. 
Jennifer Rozenbaum Member of the Month: Jennifer RozenbaumJennifer Rozenbaum embodies the very elements that make up her boudoir photography portfolio: edgy and sexy contrasted by sweet and playful. 
Alison Carlino Member of the Month Alison CarlinoAlison Carlino was born to succeed in the art world. Her talent for playing flute won her a music scholarship to the University of Louisiana at Lafayatte – and now she is conquering the photography industry with her bold and edgy imagery. Since it was started eight years ago, Carlino's Photography has expanded frombaby and high school senior portraits to elaborate wedding photos, international corporate images and fashion shots. 
Carina Romano Member of the Month: Carina RomanoCarina Romano is a young woman with a vintage soul and an eccentric eye for beauty. 
Justin and Mary Marantz Member of the Month: Justin and Mary MarantzJustin and Mary Marantz don't just talk about love – they exude it every day in their business and personal life. Their real-life love affair is a modern testimony of a couple unafraid to reveal their inner selves and quirks not only with each other but with clients and colleagues who know them. Their Vanity Fair-esque wedding portfolio is as fashionable a statement as their energetic blog is to readers – which already boast more than one million unique visitors. 
Storey Wilkins A Day in the Life of Storey WilkinsOnce-in-a-lifetime moments often come and go with only a fading memory to keep them alive. But it is Storey Wilkins’ aspiration to preserve these precious times in photographs that will last forever. 
Maggie Habieda Nowakowski Fotografia Boutique: Building a Studio from Scratch"You're crazy!" "It'll never work!" "In this economy, you'll never get a loan!" All those negative comments from naysayers did not detour Maggie Habieda Nowakowski, proud owner of the brand new Fotografia Boutique studio in Oakville, Ontario, from realizing her dream and building it anyway. Now that the studio is finished, and more spectacular than she even first imagined, all those negative mutterings have melted into positive comments and praise. 
Sarah Petty Member of the Month: Sarah PettyWhen you think of marketing gurus in the photographic boutique space, the name that most often comes to mind is The Joy of Marketing's Sarah Petty. Perhaps you've attended one of her lectures at WPPI, participated in an online seminar or perused her Web site for a business tip or two. What you may not know is, Petty is also an accomplished photographer that specializes in children, seniors and pet photography. 
Dawn Shields Member of the Month: Dawn ShieldsAnd the first place prize in the Fusion category of the WPPI 2011 Album Competition goes to… Dawn Shields—a woman who can not only combine still images with action shots to tell a story, but also fuses her numerous roles of photographer, entrepreneur, wife and mother of two to render her own life story. 
Jesh de Rox Member of the Month: Jesh de RoxDon't be too surprised to find yourself surrounded by the presence of true love while witnessing a couple in the brink of tears at a Jesh de Rox photo shoot. "Half of the people I shoot usually cry," says the fine art portrait photographer. "They tell me how I have changed their life and revived their relationship." 
Paul Ernest Member of the Month: Paul ErnestPaul Ernest has always had a love of photography, both as art form and for its ability to forever capture a moment in time. He believes the passion he has is in his blood. “My family played a huge role in my development as an artist. My mother worked in graphic design, my grandfather in painting and woodcarving, and my great-grandmother as a painter and literary artist.” 
Garrett Nudd Member of the Month: Garrett NuddGarrett Nudd found his passion for photography long before it became his business. In fact, when he started shooting weddings he was living in two worlds. He was working a full-time job in the corporate world to earn a living, and spending every other moment shooting weddings because it was his passion. In 2006, when he had booked 40 weddings for the year as his ‘spare time’ job, his wife came to him, and with extreme understanding and support, told him that she knew he wanted to make a go of it as a full-time photographer. She had only one condition. “I remember one night, we had put the baby to sleep and I was working on the computer doing images, probably backed up about eight or 10 weddings,” he laughs, and his wife came in to see him. She told him, “I want you to know that I’ve thought about it, I’ve prayed about it, and I’m willing to support you 110% under one condition, and that condition is that we won’t be starving artists.” |
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