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Our very own Tricia Lee Whitmer has a knack for wholeheartedly evoking REAL emotion from all of her clients.

Don’t be surprised to spot her around town scouting for the perfect backdrop…an alleyway with interesting shadows or an historic building with peeling paint.

Tricia's work has been featured online by Stampington & Company. Publications include Artful Blogging, Romantic Homes, Well Styled Homes Bed and Bath and Well Styled Homes Flea Market Style.

Simply put, Tricia is a non-traditional photographic storyteller, with a talent for conveying visually the passion and emotions of people. Tricia’s ideal client is someone looking for an artist, not merely another photographer with a camera.

While that may mean she isn’t the right fit for everyone, she truly treasures the creative relationship and bond that she creates with her clients.

Tricia believes that all relationships are a blessing. She believes that everyone is wonderful and special in a unique way. Because there is no one exactly like you, Tricia delights in creating an experience for her clients that is unique to them…and that generates a one-of-a-kind end product.

Tricia is mad about any flavor of frozen yogurt…and she hasn’t met a slice of veggie pizza that she doesn’t adore. You may find her from time to time decked out in gym attire, because a daily workout is a must. And, most importantly, to know her is to know that her son is a blessing that she thanks God for everyday. It is the love that she has felt as a mother that inspires her to shoot every session from her heart.

Tuesday, December 4, 2007

Last Chance…

This session was full of last chances. It was literally two days before I was supposed to head back to Chicago that Cindy contacted me about photographing her two sons. They live in Peachtree City, which just happens to be near the airport… sooo…we worked it out that I would stop at the boys’ school on my way to the airport. In addition, Blake is a senior and will be heading off to college next year. Even though Cindy hasn’t had their portraits made together in years, this may be her last chance for a while. Blake and Mills, you guys were great. Again I meet some amazing young adults doing this job, and I am always encouraged by the politeness and maturity of so many of our young people. I am really glad that we all got to experience this last chance together.