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Tracy Parker
- 41, Female
- Louisville, Ky
- United States
- Blog Posts (2)
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- Photos (99)
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Tracy Parker's Discussions
Approval to join?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Tracy Parker Oct 13, 2009. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Student Louies
Started this discussion. Last reply by Tracy Parker Dec 24, 2008. 2 Replies 0 Likes
JCTC Fall 2008 Photography and Design Student Show
Started this discussion. Last reply by Tracy Parker Dec 14, 2008. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Tracy Parker's profile
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Tracy Parker commented on Tracy Parker's photo
This photo was actually turned into a painting by Will Brandum for Artography 2011 when we collaborated for that show. He gave it a mechanical element. I really like it!
Tracy Parker commented on Tracy Parker's photo
Me too, I'm not a fan of this deep freeze we're in!
Charles commented on Tracy Parker's photo
Wish I could walk outside and see this right about now...heh heh.
Tracy Parker commented on Tracy Parker's blog post 'My Pottery'
"Mother Nature's Fury!" will be exhibited as a part of the Howard Steamboat Museum's "Spring Into Art!" show March 27th thru April 9th. :)
Tracy Parker commented on Tracy Parker's photo
Thanks. :)
I'm very unhappy with the decision to close Otter Creek! So I'm glad I was able to go there at least once with my camera.
Profile Information
- LEVEL OF EXPERTISE:
- Hobbyist
- I SHOOT THE FOLLOWING:
- Artistic, Event Coverage, Models & Headshots, Portrait, Commercial
- MY PHOTO GEAR:
- Nikon D100 with a Nikon DX 18-105mm VR lens. In the past I sometimes used a Polaroid i733. I also have a Gary Fong Puffer. I can't afford much in the way of equipment at the moment.
- MY DIGITAL DARKROOM:
- Paint shop pro, CS3, Photoshop Elements 6, Wacom Intuos 4x6, Huey Pro color calibrator.
- ABOUT ME:
- I was a Commercial Art Major at JCTC and in Photo 4 when I was called back by the Dept. of Commerce from lay off. (I'm a Lead Clerk, which is basically an Assistant Supervisor, for the U.S. Census Bureau/NPC ) I've put school on the back burner for a while, a decent paycheck and insurance for me and my daughter is too good to pass up right now. I still shoot when I can, and feel like I'm still coming up with some very nice work! :)
Some of the photos I have on here don't look like photos. I do a lot of symmetrical pieces with multiple copies of the same shot that are joined. I may alter color or texture, orientation, saturation, etc. , but I rarely ever change the shapes or lines of a shot. I see things that other people don't, so I help the world to see what I see by making it more obvious to the eye.
I'm very big into Nature photography. I can go in the woods with my camera and not come out for hours. I find a sense of peace in the woods with my camera.
I do photography for a local band that is popular on the bar circuit, called Self Inflicted. They are currently the WSFR House Band. I grew up with some of them and their wives and I'm very proud of the boys. They RAWK!!!
I don't just consider myself a Photographer, I'm an Artist. I've been an apprentice to a local Master Potter, Melvin Rowe, for about 2yrs now. (My Pottery blog contains shots of some of my work. I also draw, paint a little, and make my own hemp jewelry. Art is my passion, my soul.
- IN WHAT PART OF LOUISVILLE ARE YOU LOCATED:
- Southend, Churchill area
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My Pottery
Posted on October 25, 2009 at 11:22pm 2 Comments 0 Likes
I'm not only into Photography, but I've been an apprentice to world renowned Master Potter, Melvin Rowe, since April of 2008. I can't say enough about how having Melvin and his wife, Vivian, take me under their wings has changed my life for the better. I consider them family. Melvin is a patient teacher and I have learned much from him, even though I know I have only just begun to scratch the surface of what there is to know about pottery. It's a very hands on and time intensive process. When… Continue
Super Outbreak of April 3/4, 1974
Posted on December 14, 2008 at 4:30pm 3 Comments 0 Likes
The "Super Outbreak of 1974" was the second worst storm system ever recorded for the United States in the 1900's. It is still studied around the world today. It spawned 148 tornadoes that covered a total of 2,500 miles with their paths. 330 people died and over 5,000 were injured.
I'm an F4 survivor from the Super Outbreak. Hanover IN, April 3, 1974. I was not quite 4, but close, when this happened. Me, my Mother, and my step brother were the only ones home at the time. An F4 is… Continue
I'm an F4 survivor from the Super Outbreak. Hanover IN, April 3, 1974. I was not quite 4, but close, when this happened. Me, my Mother, and my step brother were the only ones home at the time. An F4 is… Continue
Comment Wall (6 comments)
- At 3:46pm on January 25, 2009,
Ken McCrocklin said… - Tracy, I have looked at your post's, Real good stuff, Too bad there was only one BW but it was good job, Like Charles I'm still giggling at the Bug poop thing.
Also dont sound so down about your gear, The D100 was my work Horse in Afghanistan and my shots are not nearly as good as yours.
- At 7:04am on January 7, 2009,
Charles said…
- A cricket poopin'? That was hilarious! Yeah, you might as well do something that is as much therapeutic as it is anything else, huh? Photography is that and more.
- At 9:51pm on November 25, 2008,
Ben said… - Tracy time no see I am glad that you decided to comment on my profile and yes I will have examples of my work soon enough and only a set few of them as well I hope that you leaving the comment you did was not a result of hate from what took place in the past. By the way you have some great work yourself on here
- At 5:13am on August 29, 2008,
Joey Todd said… - Hey- It was aqua net! ;)
- At 1:58am on August 20, 2008,
Bil Brown said… - salutations!
- At 12:06am on August 18, 2008,
Douglas C said… - we do indeed, I was very surprised to see Melvin and his horses among your photos.
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