It is always so much fun to travel and meet new up and coming photographers! They have an amazing spirit about them and a passion to learn – makes the old school teacher in me very happy!
I spent the better part of last week traveling through south and east Texas mentoring. I love that part of my job! We had some crazy weather – sunny then terrible storms followed by snow! Needless to say my mentees had a chance to shoot in some pretty crazy weather! Just wanted to share a few from our models shoots – we had some gorgeous kiddos! And if you are interested in finding out more about mentoring opportunities, check out the tab at the top of the blog!
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Melissa I think it’s wonderful that you are giving your time to teach others. What a blessing for them.
I clicked on the tab, but it is password protected??
Hi Melissa –
I met you at an ILP meetup last year at the Grapevine train station and have been following your blog ever since. I was interested in learning more about your mentoring opportunities but when I clicked on the link it said it was password protected. If you are open for mentoring I would love to learn more about it. Thanks so much!
Melinda Meredith
I clicked on the mentoring tab on the top of your page but it says password protected. I am interested in what your program is.
Hi Melissa,
I’m interested in learning more about your mentoring opportunities. I am about to be a senior in High School and I’ve been accepted in a class called Mentorship and I’ve been in search for a mentor. I am very passionate about photography and am 100% possitive that this is what I want to pursue as a career.I was wondering if you could be my mentor. I’d really appreciate it. You’re amazing at what you do. please contact if you can or if you need to ask any questions. thank you -celeste.
I was wanting to get more information on your mentoring program. My friend and I have been doing photography and are ready to go to the next level. Please send me any information you have regarding this. We would love to find a mentor in the dfw area.
Thank you,
Cecilia