After being in Victoria with my Mom, I had the pleasure and privilege of attending the Shannon Sewell Workshop in Red Deer, Alberta at the end of April. Thankfully the stars aligned and I was able to spend a good chunk of time with my Mom AND get to attend the workshop! I was one lucky girl!
Let me first say it was a pleasure meeting Shannon. She was extremely down to earth and forthcoming with her knowledge. She also brought Jeff Holt who is an amazing photographer from Charlotte, NC. They packed a lot into that one day workshop and left me with more questions than answers…which is a good thing. Vision/style whatever you want to call it has to come from within and as an artist, only you can figure that out. It’s a process and it ebbs and flows. And that’s okay! They inspired me to be better, to try new things and, on some level, gave me permission to fail. Sounds absurd, I know, but that is how we grow.
Thank you for a wonderful day!
Shona
Tags: Alberta, children, Children, Families, girl, natural light, Photography, Red Deer, Shannon Sewell, Shona Reid, shona reid photography, Travel, Workshop
These are great. Good work!
these turned out beautiful!! so happy that you came and we had a chance to meet/hang out
-S
Gawgeous work!! Looks like a great session and workshop!!
Shona…these are beautiful! The first one is my favorite….I absolutely love your B&W conversions.
Very lovely work! It’s very cool you caught the pot breaking!
These are beautiful. I love the first one.
wowowowowowowow these images are perfection! I love them! I can’t decide if I love the b/w more or the coloured ones! everythings just right!
These are GORGEOUS!!!
You forgot to tell me that you’re doing Gap ads now!!! Very trendy!
lucky you!! And you created some really beautiful images — they’re excellent. And what great models those 2 gals were also. Lovely work.
Sounds like you had a great time at the workshop. This images are really beautiful!!! Looks like so much fun!
Just had another look at these photos… love the colours and also the feelings from the photos – especially when the flower pot broke… great work!