Many thanks to Bella Harris for interviewing me for Gadfly! Bella is a writer, fashion illustrator, lifestyle blogger and an all-around awesome chic. You can read the full interview on Gadfly. Bella, thank you for your continued support of BrooklynThread! xoxo
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You Can Find Me Here ....
~THANK YOU TO THESE LOVELY LADIES ~
You can read more about me in this interview I did with Danielle of Breakfast at Toast. You may also know Danielle as The Design Girl. Danielle has her own design business and has done work for me as well. Visit her website here if you need any graphic design / blog design / web design work done - she is super creative and her design work is fantastic. Danielle, thank you for including me in your "Girls Who Inspire" segment!
You can find my BrooklynThread Turquoise & Brass Horn Necklace mentioned on the MadeByGirl blog this week. Jen, the designer and owner behind MadebyGirl, included the necklace in a roundup of her favorite jewelry. Thanks so much Jen!
image via MadeByGirl
Many thanks to Bella of Bella Gets Real. I am this "Friday's Featured Blogger" on Bella's lovely blog. You can check out my interview on her blog and read more about Bella - a fan of fashion, travel, food & fun!
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Monday, August 16, 2010
Interview with Madison Vining Photography
I'm excited to be working with a new photographer, Madison Vining Photography, for BrooklynThread's Fall "Get the Look" photos. Madison is a fresh new photographer with so much talent. When looking through her portfolio, you get the feeling that she's been taking photos forever - she just has that special gift. Madison Vining Photography is based in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Madison also offers product photography which can easily be coordinated with her through the mail.
Madison was sweet enough to let me interview her:
Tell me a bit about yourself.
I was born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma. I had a lot of creative energy that I explored through different mediums throughout by childhood. I became a mother in 2008 and all of the sudden my focus became capturing moments of my son's life. I began receiving compliments on my pictures of him, one thing led to another and viola! Madison Vining Photography was born.
When did you first start taking photos?
I've always been an obsessive picture-taker, but professionally, I've only been taking pictures a couple of months.
How would you describe your "style" of photography?
I've been exploring new styles recently, but I love vintage yet modern looking photos.
What inspires you?
My son inspires me. He's 20 months old and everything he does is picture-worthy!
What would you like to accomplish with your photography? What are your goals?
Ultimately I would love to travel to poverty ridden countries and take pictures of children to give to their mothers. So many mothers will never have a single photo of their child, and I would feel so privileged to be able to provide them with one. Becoming a mother has made me feel deeply connected to all mothers, whether or not I will ever meet them, and anything I could do to bring those sweet tears of joy to a fellow mama, would absolutely be my dream job.
Do you offer product photography shoots?
I do offer product photography. I've found that I love the creative aspect of shooting products and marketing a business. I am excited to be working with BrooklynThread because the items are things I would (and do) wear myself.
What type of camera do you like to use?
Right now, I have a Canon Rebel. No complaints!
Where can fans find more information regarding your photography, what you're currently working on and possible special offers?
You can find me on Facebook, on my blog and on Twitter.
Madison was sweet enough to let me interview her:
Tell me a bit about yourself.
I was born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma. I had a lot of creative energy that I explored through different mediums throughout by childhood. I became a mother in 2008 and all of the sudden my focus became capturing moments of my son's life. I began receiving compliments on my pictures of him, one thing led to another and viola! Madison Vining Photography was born.
When did you first start taking photos?
I've always been an obsessive picture-taker, but professionally, I've only been taking pictures a couple of months.
How would you describe your "style" of photography?
I've been exploring new styles recently, but I love vintage yet modern looking photos.
What inspires you?
My son inspires me. He's 20 months old and everything he does is picture-worthy!
What would you like to accomplish with your photography? What are your goals?
Ultimately I would love to travel to poverty ridden countries and take pictures of children to give to their mothers. So many mothers will never have a single photo of their child, and I would feel so privileged to be able to provide them with one. Becoming a mother has made me feel deeply connected to all mothers, whether or not I will ever meet them, and anything I could do to bring those sweet tears of joy to a fellow mama, would absolutely be my dream job.
Do you offer product photography shoots?
I do offer product photography. I've found that I love the creative aspect of shooting products and marketing a business. I am excited to be working with BrooklynThread because the items are things I would (and do) wear myself.
What type of camera do you like to use?
Right now, I have a Canon Rebel. No complaints!
Where can fans find more information regarding your photography, what you're currently working on and possible special offers?
You can find me on Facebook, on my blog and on Twitter.
I'm so happy to be working with Madison and I think she's such a great fit with my jewelry line. If you're a fellow small business owner and are in need of photography services, I recommend contacting Madison. I will be posting photos of the BrooklynThread shoot soon! Madison - thank you so much for the interview - it was a pleasure!
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