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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.

Friday, February 1, 2013

My Ecuador Sista…

Last week 10,000+ photographers flocked to Atlanta for one of our annual conventions. Even though my schedule only allowed me to spend one afternoon there, it was fantastic and so much fun catching up with old friends and making new ones right in my own backyard.

The highlight of the week was running into one of my uber fabulous Ecuador roommates better known as my SISTA. The fact that we call each other SISTA is really quite ironic. You see the fact is that we couldn’t be more opposite…

she is from Brooklyn and I am from the boonies, she is brunette and I am blonde (well, with a little help),

she is most comfortable wearing all things BLACK and I am most comfortable wearing any and every color of the rainbow,

she speaks fluent Spanish and I speak fluent SOUTHERN,

she travels on public transportation daily and I haven’t been on a subway in years,

my neighbors are farm animals and her neighbors are WELL very nearby…and the list goes on and on,

but for some reason we were drawn to each other in Ecuador and have stayed close every since. Rachel is easy to love and has the sweetest heart you will ever want to know. She saved me in Ecuador because I DID NOT speak the language although I desperately wanted to communicate with the children. Yes, she saved me and gave me a voice.

Anyway, when she mentioned that she was staying an extra day in Atlanta (and that day happened to be her birthday) and she would LOVE to visit the farm, I automatically went into panic mode. What in the world would she think of my small corner of the world and would the slow pace of this place that we call home bore her to tears?!?!?!? To my relief, our time together was amazing and I even talked her into a quick photo session totally focused on her…after all, it was her BIRTHDAY.

I cherish sweet friendships and always enjoy the time that we get to spend together. To know and appreciate your differences and what those differences can bring to each other’s lives is a gift. Our next visit will be in New York and let it be known that this counterfeit farm-girl is up for the challenge.

How gorgeous is my SISTA?

ENJOY!!!

LOVE her in color here…