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Mentor Program "The Professional Home Studio: Keeping things professional in your personal space." By Allison Watkins and Adilfa Ford

  • 30 Sep 2019
  • 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
  • Don Polo Photography
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"The Professional Home Studio: Keeping things professional in your personal space."

By Allison Watkins and Adilfa Ford

Monday September 30, 2019 at Don Polo Photography in Taylorsville
6:00pm to 8:00pm

Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from 2 of Utah’s most popular home studio photographers.

Start with a studio tour of Don Polo Photography Studio and Gardens. You don’t need a huge yard to build your own garden sets. See how Adilfa has turned her small residential garden into a mecca of studio gardens for her clients. See how she can photograph 20 or more different looks in less than 45 minutes. We’ll talk about sales and marketing and how we balance home and business. Allison will discuss her organizational workflow, branding, her unique one on one marketing approach and more. If you have questions about how to build a successful home studio business, this is the program to attend.

Best of all, it’s free for IPPA members, only $25 for non-members. Space is limited so don’t wait until the last minute for this one.

About Allison English Watkins M. Photog., Cr., CPP

Allison started her photographic career with her high school yearbook, she photographed her first wedding at 17, and she has photographed thousands of Utah families, weddings, and children in the years since. Allison was recently the recipient of the PPA National Award, presented for meritorious contributions to professional photography — basically a lifetime achievement award for service to the industry and her fellow professional photographers. Allison was the first Utah photographer to serve as an IPC affiliate judge and is the first Utah photographer to serve on the PPA board of directors.  

After working for several local photography studio’s Allison started her own business “English Photography” which she currently operates from her home in Park City, Utah. Allison’s passion for photography is only exceeded by her love for her family.



About Adilfa Ford M. Photog., Cr., CPP

Adilfa Ford is the owner and president of Don Polo Photography Inc., a fine art portrait and wedding photography studio in business for over 26 years. Adilfa prides herself on exceptional customer service and the best quality product in the industry. That and her exciting and dynamic personality have made Don Polo Photography one of the intermountain area’s leading portrait studios.

Adilfa is a past president of the Intermountain Professional Photographer’s Association (IPPA) and served as a volunteer board member for eight years. She currently represents the state of Utah on the PPA Council.

Adilfa has won many awards for her work and been featured in several national photography magazines. She has been a IPC medalist 7 years in a row and loves to speak and judge at PPA affiliate organizations. Adilfa speaks fluent Spanish and has taught photography seminars to photographers all over the world.Adilfa is also the recipient of the coveted Professional Photographers of America’s National Award given for exceptional dedication and service to the photographic industry. Adilfa was also recently approved as an IPC affiliate print judge.



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