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| Age: 29 and holding???? |
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| What is your current occupation? |
| real estate - international photo journalist |
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| What are you studying at AWAI (travel writing,
photography, import/export, or all three)? |
| photography, travel writing |
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| What was your first successful article or photo about
and where did it appear? |
| lst workshop I went to at Atlantis, a photo taken of man playing dominos, was selected to appear in the book The Adventure Guide to The Bahamas. |
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| What are you working on now? |
Collecting photos for exhibit to be held on Fisher Island with other photographers.
Leaving for Argentina and Brazil to do photojournaling as a freelancer. Have article and photos on Biloxi being prepared for publication. Who knows what the universe will provide next... |
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| What has been your proudest writing, photography, or
import/export moment? |
| The first photos sold were my proudest. I have given photos to happy family and friends for years, but felt very professional when I had an exhibit with other photographers and sold the most photos in the show. |
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| Please give us an example of how your life has
changed since becoming a travel writer, photographer, or
import-exporter. |
| When I travel and people learn the photos may be published, their cooperation is incredible and we all have fun. |
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| What success tip would you like to share with your
fellow AWAI members? |
| just keep shooting. Use lots of people and change your views... in life and with your camera. Gives us insight to new ideas and concepts. |
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| When did you realize you were living the writer’s or
photographer’s life? |
| When I picked up a camera and went to the other side of the lens. As a model/actress the camera was in my face, and now I am able to do same and have great results. |
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