Registration Opens TODAY at Noon EST Visit the NAPCP Retreat Website for more details and information! Introducing NAPCP Keynote Speaker Jeff Shinabarger of Plywood People! Jeff Shinabarger is a social entrepreneur and the author of More or Less and Yes or No. He is Executive Director of Plywood People...
Click here to see the full speaker graphic as we reveal new additions each day! Introducing NAPCP Retreat Speaker Lauren Carnes! With a background in marketing, public relations and social media management, Lauren has always been a lover of telling great stories. For 6 years she worked alongside...
Click here to see the full speaker graphic as we reveal new additions each day! Introducing NAPCP Retreat Speaker Dan Brouillette! Dan Brouillette is a commercial, editorial and senior photographer based out of Omaha, Nebraska. Dan uses specialized lighting and posing techniques to create cinematic images for...
As a photographer who also has a Masters in Education with special education certification, I have a lot of clients who come to me specifically because their child has special needs. As a teacher, I am very comfortable adapting to and supporting kids with all...
Click here to see the full speaker graphic as we reveal new additions each day! Introducing NAPCP Retreat Speaker Liana Hall of Liana Photography! Liana Lehman Hall is a wedding and family photographer that has been in business for over 15 years. She believes that everyone has...
Click here to see the full speaker graphic as we reveal new additions each day! Introducing NAPCP Retreat Speaker Sarah Lane of Sarah Lane Studios and Studio Twelve Seniors! Sarah Lane is the award winning artist behind Sarah Lane Studios and Studio Twelve, located in the beautiful...
Are you ready to gather and connect in lakeside luxury, soaking in inspiration from peers and industry pros as you re-imagine and add value in your business? Since 2010, the NAPCP Retreat has built a reputation as the most intimate gathering of creative and successful child...
So you have made the decision to enter into the National Association of Professional Child Photographers International Image Competition. Good for you! You have taken the first important, and sometimes daunting, step to deciding to put your work in front of a panel of judges...
Most photographers love a good personal project. I am no exception. What's not to love about shooting just for yourself? Capturing your own family? Practicing day in and day out? I'll tell you. It's hard to maintain! Case in point, my completed Project 52 album from...
One of the hardest things you can do as a photographer is to edit your own work. When I say ‘edit’, that means to choose which images are successful and which images need to go away. It’s almost impossible to do this yourself. The reason...