Dixie Dixon on "Tiny Talks"

Click to find out more about Profoto's Off Camera Flash System

Like JB Sallee, Dixie Dixon was also a WPPI Hy Sheanin Scholarship winner and it's where I first met her. She was an unknown entity at that time but was one of those people you meet, and you simply know they've got the drive, skill set and passion for succeeding.

I love the way she starts out this mini-webinar episode of "Tiny Talks" because it's so much like many of you.
 
I started out strictly natural light because I was afraid of strobe, but I've since gotten into the studio... 

There are two key points Dixie's making that many of you might miss. First, is the importance of education. To be a successful photographer you never stop learning.  With the almost daily changes in technology - the creative tools available in imaging are always growing. Second, is the importance of understanding lighting and in all honesty, it isn't rocket science. What makes Dixie an outstanding artist is the way she uses light and her creative genes to capture stunning images.

Dixie takes her responsibility with every client and each subject very seriously. Check out her short  "Why?" sound byte from last year and then wander over to Profoto's website to find out more about their game-changing Off Camera Flash System. Many of the images Dixie shares in her Tiny Talks video would not have happened without the flexibility of Profoto's B1 and B2 system.

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Interested in finding out more about Dixie's educational series for photographers? Just click on the image above.