A blog post, by Chicago artist Tracey Capone, about comparing ourselves to other artists and how it robs us of the joy of our own achievements.
Author: Tracey Capone
I am a self taught photographer, from Chicago, who specializes in urban photography along with nature and travel. I live in Rogers Park, a vibrant, culturally diverse neighborhood on the north side of the city, where I share a studio with my painter husband, Joe Smigielski and our two wacky cats. I sell my work online as well as at various art festivals and shows and my own retail space in the city.
Life of an Artist | Pause and Redirect
“The meaning of life is to find your gift. The purpose of life is to give it away.” – […]
Travel Photography | Exploring the Scottish Highlands
Travel through the awe inspiring Highlands of Scotland with original travel and landscape photography by Chicago photographer Tracey Capone.
Postcards from Italy: A Day Photographing the Island of Burano
A quick 45 minute boat ride from Venice will open up a world of color on the island of Burano. In this post I shared several photographs from my trip as well as tips as to what to see, how to get there and where to eat.
Sunday Morning in Montmartre: Two People, One Camera and No Plans in Mind
The other day in my post about Venice, I talked about the magical light that pulls you in as you […]