I met the awesome Tab McCausland, along with a wonderful group of photographer women, on a Flickr Group for Florida photographer girls which no longer exists. Tab is downright funny, amazingly talented, and filled with energy and ideas. I love that she seems to live life to the fullest and enjoys everything to the max. She is one of those people that truly experiences everything and it makes her a better person and photographer. She shoots a lot for herself, which is something that I have not done for myself enough. Tab rocks!!
Name: Tabitha McCausland
Age: 33
Location: Orlando, Florida
Blog/Website/Twitter/FB Page:
www.tabmccausland.com
www.twitter.com/tabmccausland
www.facebook.com/tabmccausland
How long have you been a photographer? I’ve been in business for 11 years.
What’s your favorite type of session to photograph, and why? Weddings and Boudoir – I love making women feel awesome about themselves!
What are three words that describe your photography? Modern, Fresh, Fearless
Are you a Canon or Nikon girl, and which lens is typically glued to your camera? Canon, and I love primes. 50mm is my favorite.
How do you find balance being a mom and managing your own photography business? I actually struggle with this quite a bit and try to take it a day at a time. My husband often reminds me honey it is time to turn your computer off. 🙂
What’s your best advice for photographing your own kids? Just do it. We get so wrapped up in ideas and concepts that we just sometimes forget to just take a simple picture of our beautiful children.
How do you stay inspired? I do inspirational shoots just for me at least once a month — just ideas I have in my head for no reason, but to shoot.
What’s your guilty pleasure? Poker. I try to play whenever I can 🙂
What’s the best thing about your job? Freedom!!
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nice interview. How fortunate you both are to have been in a group to share ideas and strike up lasting friendships. I look forwared to that for myself. Any tips? thanks.