Photography gives you many gifts if you are willing to recognize and accept them. Catching that once-in-a-lifetime shot is a…
Author: Robin Conover
Robin Conover
Robin Conover has spent the last 33 years documenting the people and places of Tennessee with The Tennessee Magazine. After graduating from Murray State University, Robin began working for magazine in October 1988 as a communications specialist and photojournalist. She now serves as TECA vice president of communications and editor of The Tennessee Magazine. Her interest in preserving the environment and Tennessee’s beautiful natural areas has led her down many miles of trails to capture thousands of images. Robin is currently a board member of the Friends of Radnor Lake, a nonprofit in Nashville. Robin’s images can be seen in greeting cards, calendars, books and at a few fine-art shows she participates in each year.
Tennessee’s Electric Cooperatives answer the call to help co-ops rebuild in the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew During the first week…
Sumner County Museum’s historic Opportunity Standing in the morning window light, Allen Haynes, curator of the Sumner County Museum, pauses…
Age 8 and younger First Place Tennessee is Home Sander Croezen, Cumberland EMC Tennessee is home And a pretty place…
“Fall Light on Middle Prong Little River” by Robin Conover Canon EOS 6D; 24-70 mm, 2.8 L USM lens; ISO…
The Tennessee Magazine staff thanks everyone who submitted entries to the 2016 Best of Tennessee Readers’ Choice Awards. We received…
Below are the runners-up in each category voted on by readers. Thanks to everyone who voted in the 2016 Best…
Age 8 and younger First Place The Kangaroo Magdalena Vongkasemsiri, Middle Tennessee EMC The kangaroo from the Tennessee zoo, Was…
“Sunrise at Radnor Lake” by Robin Conover Canon EOS 6D, 16-35 mm, 2.8 L USM lens, ISO 200, ƒ27 at 1/50…
For our latest Shutterbug Photography Contest, The Tennessee Magazine asked our readers to show us how they interpret “Tennessee Summertime.”…