I had the pleasure of photographing Mia last year for the Portraits of Hope event, and I photographed the whole family as part of a maternity session, and then Baby Charlotte when she was just a newborn. I was so happy and appreciative that they decided to participate in the Portraits of Hope event again…
Jack and Reed are so close in age to my own two boys that I feel a little like I’m their mom when I’m in the studio and found myself telling them what to do and tickling and such. It makes for an interesting session. : ) And because they ARE so close in age…
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Benoit came in with his mom, grandmother, and uncle for a Portraits of Hope session. I was so touched that this family chose to participate in my charity event after finding out about it on the American Brain Tumor website. This family has also been affected by a brain tumor, so it was especially wonderful…
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Lisa,
These pictures are so beautiful! You do such a nice job! I was amazed at the wonderful shots you got-I always knew my grandson was cute-but these pictures really are adorable! It was so very nice to meet you and share our stories. Thank you for offering this wonderful opportunity to do something to benefit the American Brain Tumor Association and also to receive such beautiful pictures of my grandson. In memory of his “Papa” we are so happy to donate to such a worthy cause. So happy we found your link on the ABTA website.
Thank you, Kathy! Your grandson IS a cutie and I am so glad you found me, too. Like you said, sometimes things just align themselves in certain ways for a reason. I hope Benoit’s daddy loved the collage! : )
OK, so you’re interested in the Portraits of Hope mini-sessions, but you’re not sure you understand how it all works. . . I’m going to try to answer the “What do I get?” and “What can I buy?” questions. First off, you will have graciously donated $100 for your child to be photographed at my…
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