Here are a couple of images from two Portraits of Love Sessions from just the past two days. The C family will be saying goodbye to J who will be leaving for basic training the beginning of next year.
The L family has holding down the fort with Dad away in Iraq since November of last year!
Thank You for allowing me to Capture your images and thanks to your family members for fighting for our country!!!
I had the pleasure of capturing Sarah’s senior images this past Sunday. Thankfully after a rainy start to the weekend, Sunday was glorious!! Since Sarah doesn’t get to my area much, we used the Children’s Lake and Allenberry as the backdrop. Sarah is a busy senior with her academics, marching band and various other activities. Here’s a sneak peek for you!
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I had fun capturing sexy boudoir images of T and J. They both work at my Salon and were willing participants. They each had different looks and I tried to capture their personalitites to match!! Aren’t their boyfriends and fiance’s in for a surprise:)
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Portraits of Love Project Aims to Send 10,000 Free Family Portraits to Deployed Soldiers This Holiday Season
Local Photographer Among Those Volunteering to Help Send a Piece of Home to Soldiers Abroad
Old Bridge, NJ, August 11, 2009 — The PhotoImaging Manufacturers and Distributors Association (PMDA) along with Soldiers’ Angels, a grassroots volunteer organization, revealed today the Portraits of Love Project, a volunteer effort aimed at sending family portraits to soldiers around the globe this holiday season.
Designed to help bring a piece of home to soldiers around the world, the project is utilizing the talents of over 150 volunteer photographers across the country who are opening their studios this September, to offer free family portraits to military family members who have a soldier deployed overseas. The portraits will be uploaded to a website, www.pmdaportraitsoflove.com, and a print will be sent, free of charge, directly to the soldier in Iraq, Afghanistan, or wherever they are deployed around the world. The goal of the project is to send 10,000 free family portraits during the month of September.
As part of this project, Claudine Jackson, owner of Photostories by Claudine Photography, has opened her studio during the month of September to take professional family portraits of soldier’s families. Military family members call her at 717 – 240 – 0311, or go online at www.photostoriesbyclaudine.com to make an appointment. You will have to show a valid military ID to be eligible for this offer.
“This project is the photo industry’s way of giving back to our soldiers, and thanking them for the sacrifices they have made for our country,” said Jerry Grossman, the president of the PMDA who has spearheaded the effort. “Our industry is uniquely qualified to bring an important piece of home to our soldiers, and we’re pleased to be able to organize this effort.”
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