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Featured bio: Tiffany Kirchner Dixon “The Fancy Farm Girl”

I first met Tiffany when we went to Oklahoma shoot the cover of Where Women Cook. Tiffany is a photographer that has worked multiple times with Where Women Create and Where Women Cook and will be featured in an upcoming issue (You will die of amazed when you see this woman’s chicken coop in the magazine, people. DIE, I tell you!) (But not ‘die’ in that really horrible way that ‘die’ often means.)(You know, because I added that whole “amazed” part in there.) (Which you will be.) (So, make sure you buy the issue!) She’s gorgeous and can totally pull off wearing a ruffled summer dress, bloomers and cowboy boots and man, she can shoot a pretty picture.

Hi! My name is Tiffany Kirchner Dixon, but some may know me as The Fancy Farmgirl.
I am a professional photographer and artist who lives and creates on a small slice of heaven farm in the Pacific Northwest.

(My father’s vintage 1940’s truck makes a great photography prop my clients love!)

My business name “The Fancy Farmgirl” truly reflects my lifestyle. Don’t be surprised if you see me at the Post Office in a vintage gown and cowgirl boots, with a car full of chickens! I love to decorate my home and farm. Just because you have animals and a garden doesn’t mean you can’t live a fancy lifestyle. I have a chandelier hung in my chicken coop, and I often glitter the hooves of my donkeys. And you can wash ruffles on your work pants as easily as any other material, so why not dress up to work on the farm?
I am a hard worker who isn’t afraid to break a nail (even if it is painted pink!) and I enjoy all the rewards that work brings.

(Meet cookie, my beloved mini burro)

On most days you’ll find me behind the camera shooting for magazines and books or doing portrait photography. I am so glad to have a career that is my passion, photography has given me that. I work frequently for both Where Women Cook and Where Women Create Magazine. I am constantly inspired by the amazing women that seem to surround the magazine, both those featured and those producing the magazine are in a calibur of their own, and I feel honored to be a part of it.

(On location for a shoot. If that camera looks heavy, that’s because it is!)

On every other day you’ll find me collecting eggs from the chicken coop or horsing around with my kids and beloved mini burros. Life on the farm with my husband, children and animals is where my heart is. This is also why I love to cook. Living on the farm gives me a bounty that can only be justified by a love for cooking and providing my family and friends with tasty meals and gifts from the farm.

(Bounty like this is hard to share……)

I love to travel and live my alter ego as a fancy city girl when doing so. Over the years I have lived on three different continents and traveled to over 26 different countries, all of which has given me a whole new perspective on the World, and makes coming home to life on the farm a treat.

(Photos from my recent trip to Morocco)

In my free time I enjoy connecting with people through my blog, and I have even met with readers and friends as far away as Australia. It is amazing how the internet has brought a once very large World down to a manageable size.

To read more about my life and see my Photography and Art, please visit www.thefancyfarmgirl.com

(Me and my girls)

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  1. hi tiffany,

    i could read your stories and view your lush photography all day … it’s been inspiring to witness your meteoric rise and i couldn’t be happier for you! one could see all of the pieces just fitting into the places they were meant to go.

    i remember first swooning over a “dream” bottle you had made and asked you if you wanted to swap with me. back then, i was too new to even realize that swaps were common in blogland; i thought i was just being inventive! LOL i still have the bottle and all of the goodies you sent along with it. treasured.

    with new year’s wishes, love and hugs,
    xo
    elyse

  2. Tiffany you are an inspiration in so many ways, I am not sure you know them all, anyway I thank you for your beautiful spirit inside and out. Keep on creating. Florence

  3. amy~ the gypsy chick says:

    Tiffany is absolutely adorable & i am so addicted to her beautiful blog!!! i can’t wait to read the new WWCook, the first one is fabulous!!!
    xoxxo
    amy

  4. I Heart Tiffany! Met her last summer when she and Jo came to Spokane and snapped pics of some of our vintage trailers during The Farm Chicks show. I got the pleasure of hanging with her and Jo for an hour or so and was smitten by her wit and eye for beauty. Thanks for sharing Tiffany with all of us.

    Heather

  5. I love reading more about you and seeing more of your farm and beautiful daughters. It was so much fun to hang out in New York for a night. I’m still thankful for your cab grabbing skills; without them I might have been hoofing it back to our hotel!
    Can we get a photo of your animals with glitter hooves?
    Looking forward to the rest of the week!

  6. Nice post, Tiffany! I also love incorporating vintage kitchen items into everyday use! …it’s just one of the little things that bring JOY!

  7. I didn’t have the pleasure of meeting Tiffany in person at the Where Women Cook launch in NYC but my husband did. She held up my Posh Girl Friday apron design for him to take a picture for me. What a sweetheart! She is also so super cute and could definitely pull off wearing one of my whimsical designs! I’m a big fan of her blog now!! Great pictures and an inspiring read!

  8. Island Gal says:

    I love the old Dodge truck…such character. To Cookie the mini burro, love and hugs!