Mishelle Lane

Mishelle can’t not photograph. She must; it’s an integral part of who she is. From the moment her grandfather handed her his Canon point-and-shoot and showed her how to load the film, until her senior year when she carried around a boxy, silver SLR to document student life, to the Polaroid that sparked her portrait studio career in the early nineties. Her tools have changed over time, but the fundamental principles of photography, within her, have not.

In 2007, she jumped back into photography with a self portrait Project 365 on her blog. That year painted the portrait of the busy mother. It also led to new found love of story telling through, both, words and photos.

Her evolution continued on through 2009 when she launched Mishelle Lane Photography. Her repertoire includes portrait photography for families, children, couples, and individuals, event photography of all kinds, and impressionistic art. She has also spread out into the blogging conference and public speaking realm speaking on a panel at Blissdom ‘09 in Nashville, TN; instructing a photo-walk at the 2009 Type-A Mom Conference in Asheville, NC; leading a collaborative Wisdom Workshop at Blissdom ‘10; and speaking about photography at BlogHer ’10 in New York City, NY.  Most recently Mishelle co-led another Wisdom Workshop at Blissdom ’11 in Nashville, TN.  The workshop chosen was her proposal, and she is quite proud of that.  Along with the workshop she was also one of the Photography Tribe Leaders for photography.