INTERVIEW WITH TY KAY OF HAPPIFEET PHOTOGRAPHY
Thursday, November 10, 2016Hey beautiful people.. how are y'all doing today?... Hope good! Today I am sharing my interview with photographer Ty Kay of HappiFeetPhotography, I first found out about her when I interviewed Entrepreneur Leo Babarinde DaSilva if you missed his interview click HERE it's quit an interesting interview, so anyway I saw some photos she took of him for PayPorte which were really nice and I decided to find out more about the man behind the pictures only to surprisingly find out that it was infact a lady and that only got me more interested lol.
I reached out to her and she responded positively almost immediately, she is the sweetest and I am excited to be able to share her story with you guys and I hope someone out there get's inspired after reading it. Have a lovely read
DVF:So tell me about yourself and background?
TyKay: My name is Kayode Oluwatoyin Graduate of creative arts graphics major university of lagos. I'm a single mum and my photography career started around December of 2012, I'm also a graphic artist but I wanted to do something outside designing but still in the creative line
DVF: When did you first discover your passion for photography?
TyKay:I have always loved pictures. Loved working with them . then u said I would like to create these pictures. I got basic training from a friend but most of what I know was self taught
DVF: When was the beginning like for you as a newbie in photography? How did you find your balance and know the style of photography that you wanted to do?
TyKay: Photography as a newbie was confusing at first and somewhat overwhelming because of the terms used and having to know what setting produced what effects, but after a while it got easier because I was really willing to learn and loved every minute of it .. I still do. Practice makes one perfect therefore practicing made me better..I didn't know what line I wanted to venture into until I did a product photography job for a friend and instantly fell in love with it
DVF: Love that, so what would you say has been a great time in your career and a not so great one?
TyKay :The great in my career was when I first got into product photography because it was new and challenging I gave my all and always looked for tutorials and tips and tricks to make it the pictures come out awesome ..
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