Back from WPPI and my immediate thoughts about the show...
I'm just going to plant the seed right now: This is a must attend show IMHO, the show is heavily influenced by wedding and portrait photography (of course
), but there is so much more to be gained from WPPI.If you aren't a member of WPPI yet, than I would suggest you look at becoming one and don't miss next years conference. It really was an experience!
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I became a fan to WPPI FB page awhile ago. However do not have the money for the membership. So unless my boss wants to give me a raise to join WPPI, I am going to have to sit that one out for now.
Just like mpix.com has yearly meetups in mpix's hometown. I would love to go. According to everyone who attends it's a great weekend event, but no money.
cwightmanphotos wrote: Glad you had a good time, Alex.
I became a fan to WPPI FB page awhile ago. However do not have the money for the membership. So unless my boss wants to give me a raise to join WPPI, I am going to have to sit that one out for now.
Just like mpix.com has yearly meetups in mpix's hometown. I would love to go. According to everyone who attends it's a great weekend event, but no money.
Gotcha, where you located in the country?
Thank you for making PhotographyTalk.com your photography community of choice.
Welcome back man.
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