The Candid Frame #172 - Winifred Whitfield

The Candid Frame: Conversations on Photography

Ibarionex R. Perello

Arts, Visual Arts

4.8 • 768 Ratings

🗓️ 2 February 2013

⏱️ 201 minutes

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Summary

Winifred Whitfield has embraced a rich and varied life. After receiving Masters Degrees in Urban and Regional Planning and Social Work she became a Vice President on Wall Street. Seeking a different life style, she moved from New York to the Northwest, purchased a little farm and thrived – though she continued to provide financial services to client. She took a photography class when she needed photos of her llamas for her website and fell in love with this artistic expression. Her expertise grew quickly, competing successfully international print competitions. She judged print competitions at the international level and taught Master Classes. After several years as a classic portrait photographer Winifred has become a passionate digital painter, with painting expertise in Corel Painter and Photoshop. She is an educator, with an online store offering personalized painting workshops, “Almost One To One” and portrait painting tutorials, in addition to more than 50 painting tutorials on YouTube. She has received the Accolade of Lifetime Achievement from Wedding and Portrait Photographers International, the highest level of achievement granted by that organization, a Kodak Gallery Award, and a Perfect Print Award amongst others. Her expertise is primarily in portrait painting, commissioned by her clients, but she enjoys fine art painting as well. Though Winifred sold her farm 2 years ago, she continues to own and operate Winifred’s Portrait & Fine Art Gallery near Seattle, Washington. http://winifredsgallery.com http://skipallenpaints.com www.thecandidframe.com info@thecandidframe.com info@thecandidframe.com

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0:00.0	Hi, this is Ebody and X, and welcome to the Candid Frame.
0:19.4	Well, it's 2013, February 2013, to be exact, and this marks the show's seventh year.
0:27.2	And it's hard for me to believe sometimes that I've been doing this for as long as I have.
0:31.1	But that doesn't mean that I don't still love doing it, because it certainly is a big part of my life,
0:36.0	and I really enjoy doing the show,
0:38.5	not only for the gratification that I get from having a chance to talk to photographers whose work
0:43.7	I admire and share them with you, but just the fact that so many of you listeners out there
0:48.3	have really grown to appreciate and love the show. It means a lot to me when you send me
0:54.1	emails and messages and let me know how different
0:56.9	episodes or just the entire show have really made a difference not only in your photography,
1:02.2	but your life.
1:03.4	And it really does my heart good every time I get an email or a message or I see a review
1:09.8	on the iTunes store telling me what people think about
1:13.0	the show.
1:13.9	It's fantastic.
1:15.2	And I'm so glad that when I came up with that idea while I was stuck in LA traffic that
1:20.5	I actually saw it through and went through all those challenges of trying to figure out how
1:26.1	do you record this thing called the podcast and deliver
1:30.1	a show for people to listen to.
1:32.1	And the fact that I have so many thousands of people all over the world that listen to
1:36.8	this program never ceases to amaze me.
1:40.6	And so I want to thank all of you listeners, especially those who found me at the very beginning
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