Lovely Light-Cherry Valley Photography Workshop

At our workshop, we teach people about finding the loveliest of light, and using it to create soft, glowing portraits. Apparently, Mother Nature didn’t get that memo, and sure enough, it was dark, cloudy and cold during our workshop. I’m thrilled to say that despite her efforts to thwart our day of laughing and learning, Mother Nature could not stop us, and laugh, learn and shoot…we did.

On November 17, 2012, we held our second Lovely Light Workshop at the gorgeous Highland Springs Resort. I cannot tell y’all how proud I am of each and every one of these ladies. They came ready to learn, they faced their fears, they weren’t afraid to make mistakes and they left as better photographers because of it. Thank you, friends, for putting your trust in us, and allowing us to share a bit of our knowledge with you!

We have so many people to thank. Many, many hours went into making Lovely Light a success. Words cannot adequately express our gratitude to the following people…

Highland Springs Resort: a gorgeous venue, delicious food, and a wonderful experience
Noelle Creiglow: our Administrator of Awesome, sounding board, detail refiner and dance party initiator
Shawn Creiglow and Jon and Shelly Hitt: for loving on our children while we were away
Derek and Danielle Flor: our darling models, who stood in the rain while we practiced
Our Lovely Sponsors
Liz of Two Pink Hearts: custom made pink Chevron camera strap
Sarah of Creatiate : hand made rubber photography stamps
Staci of Crafty Staci: custom made gift set-lens cap pocket and coffee cup sleeve
Tara of Sew Tara: I Heart Photography coffee cup warmer

Until next year!

Teaching about depth of field!

  1. Michelle Alwes says:

    You did get some great shots despite the weather! Thanks Katie. I feel like I can really learn to develop my own style with your class as a basis!

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