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Betsy earns Master of Photography Degree

Betsy Finn of Betsy’s Photography in Dexter, Michigan has earned her Master of Photography degree from Professional Photographers of America (PPA). The degree was presented to Finn by PPA President Don Dickson, M.Photog.Cr,. CPP, at the association’s degree and awards ceremony, held on January 17th, 2012 in New Orleans, Louisiana. Finn meets the standards of…

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Michigan Portraits Receive International Recognition

Atlanta, GA — Portrait Photographs created by Betsy Finn of Betsy’s Photography in Dexter have been accepted into the General Collection of Professional Photographers of America’s 2011 International Photographic Competition. Finn’s work will be on display at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center in New Orleans, Louisiana, from January 15-17, 2012. This exhibition is held…

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Betsy Receives DPPA Service Medallion

Detroit, Mich. — At the Detroit Professional Photographers Association (DPPA) banquet on June 14th, 2011, Betsy Finn of Betsy’s Photography was awarded the DPPA Service Degree medallion. While Betsy was not able to accept the award in person, she was honored to receive this recognition. The DPPA Service Degree Program was established to recognize those…

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Betsy Speaks to 700+ Photographers

This January, Betsy was invited to speak in San Antonio at Imaging USA, a national convention for professional photographers. The convention drew over 10,000 photographers, who attended both continuing education courses and the trade show. In addition to speaking at the trade show twice, Betsy was also honored to be a a platform speaker for…

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Award-Winning Portraits :: Detroit Competition

Yesterday evening, I was in Detroit for a local print competition, held by the Detroit Professional Photographers’ Association (DPPA). As usual, I helped behind the scenes (tallying and recording scores this time around), and got to have a unique perspective as events unfolded. I entered five portraits and one landscape. The landscape received a red…

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