Interviews with Winifred Whitfield

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February 2013

The Candid Frame Presents

Interview with Winifred by Ibarionex

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August 2012

NIK RADIO

Guest Winifred Whitfield – Interviewed by Scott Shepherd

Scott ask Winifred how she started in photography, how she commenced Intimate Portraits for Women. Winifred discusses her love for painting , her new portrait tutorial store and where others might study to become digital painters.

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July, 2012

WACOM Presents

Winifred Whitfield Painting Portraits with Passion

Winifred Whitfield – Painting Portraits with Passion

July 2011

The Fashionable Feminist Exclusive Interview with Acclaimed Portrait Artist Winifred Whitfield

I am pleased to welcome Winifred Whitfield to The Fashionable Feminist. Winifred recently received the Accolade of Lifetime Photographic Excellence granted in recognition of her continued outstanding photographic achievement. I am excited to reveal her unique and beautiful perspectives on portraits. Currently Winifred has a large display of her heirloom portraits at ChocMo Bistro in Poulsbo and large display of portraits and other fine art creations at Columbia bank in Port Ludlow, Washington. …..More

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Photographer Winifred Whitfield: Successful fusion of art and business

February 1, 2011 @ 11:11am | Rodika Tollefson

Winifred Whitfield has no trouble reinventing herself. The Poulsbo-based photo artist has followed several paths before finding her current niche — creating fine art photo portraits of women — but they all have one thing in common: complete dedication.

“I want mastery. I want to do it really well. I’m not a dabbler, that’s for sure,” she says.

November 2010

NIK – X-RITE WEBINAR

Take Your Images to WOW!

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Claudia Crawley, Winning Ways Coaching

Interview with Winifred Whitfield

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July 2010

RANGEFINDER MAGAZINE

Winifred Interviewed by Scott Shepherd Rangefinder Radio

John Grengo Show

*NOTE – Please Scroll to Episode 15

Podcast Featuring the Portrait Art of Winifred Whitfield

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Room on the Edge ~ Host Michelle Rumney

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Pandemic Losses Going Home 12×16 Oil Painting – by Winifred

I felt compelled to create a painting which reflected some aspect of the pandemic which largely dominates our lives. I chose to focus on the loss of life. The elements of this painting were born in my imagination – scary huh!! I have never painted a story from imagination before. It’s a visual story which you may describe in any way you want. It has to stand on it’s on. I’m discovering more about my mind all the time. I’m pleased. There may be those who are horrified. That’s okay too. I have flowers for you. In the above painting, I am particularly pleased with the movement, design and flow, the color palette and the mood established. Painting this was quite an experience. My objective is not just to do pretty or happy paintings.

Roses Not Fully Open – 11×14 Oil Painting – By Winifred

I make products to mix with my oil paints to give texture to my paintings, when that’s what I want. For this floral painting, I used a mixture I’ve not used before and I like the results. The vase is so luminous. There will be more.

Well my containers are growing well – lots of strawberries, kale – and for the first time cherry tomatoes, zucchini, cucumber, parsley, mustard greens, and more – easy stuff. Of course there are lots of flowers also. I hope you’re having a good week, it whatever form it takes. Nothing is like it use to be. My biggest news is I returned my worms to the worm farmer I got them from. She was happy to have them back. Vermicomposting was a great experience. I found myself sad the following day – I missed my red wigglers.

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