Tracie Maglosky is an award-winning wedding, maternity, newborn and high school senior portrait photographer in the Cincinnati, Ohio area. Her Photography studio, located in the heart of downtown Cincinnati’s Brewery & Arts District in the OTR (Over-the-Rhine) neighborhood. As a distinguished member of the Visionary Program for Olympus Worldwide, she has been given the honor of Visionary and travels frequently to present her photography skills and concepts as a leader in the industry. A busy mother of three boys, Tracie has a passion for wedding, high school senior, maternity and newborn portraiture and capturing the moment… “because it only happens once.” She has never met a stranger and continues to celebrate the beauty of the world through every captured moment with her lens.
Editor’s Note: Tracie Maglosky is a portrait photographer specializing in weddings, maternity & newborn photography. She loves teaching and inspiring other photographers in lighting, posing, business techniques and balanced living. Tracie is an Olympus Visionary, MagMod Ambassador and a part
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