Thursday, January 3, 2013

Join the List of AWESOME Photographers!

Hi everyone, Jane here!

Firstly, I just want to say how amazing each and every one of you are.  Whether you had ten nominated families or none, you have made the decision to give back to your community.  I am someone who likes to give back, but I honestly never thought about giving sessions away at no charge.  I always took some money off the price or took friend's family photos for free, but I never thought of this.

I am one of the photographers who hasn't received a single nomination :( .  However!  I am going to give away a free wedding!  YAY.  I haven't released any details but all you other wedding photographers might want to consider this as well.  I know it's a lot of hard work, but there are TONS of couples out there who opt out of having photos at their weddings because they simply can't afford it.

Secondly, we had to change the way you submit your information for the blog.  We didn't realize when we added the form we were using that it was only for a few hundred entries, and then we would need to pay a monthly fee.  Things have quieted down some and I think simply emailing the information works fine.  Please go to the "attention photographers" page for details about adding your business information to the blog.

Thanks everyone!!  Keep those heartwarming stories coming and if you have blog posts about your generosity  make sure to email me here so we can share it with our fans!

~Jane

3 comments:

  1. I would love to be added to the listing! Sugar House Photography
    Photographer- Bekah Kristiansen
    35 Mayflower ave,Hamilton, Ontario. L8L 2K5

    289-684-7275
    EMAIL:bexkristiansen@gmail.com

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  2. Can I be added too?

    Www.facebook.com/capturingyourheart

    Capturing Your Heart
    Photography by Donnae
    Huntington Beach. CA

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  3. Jane, if you haven't had any nominations, perhaps you could consider reaching out to a local afforadable apartment complex. If you were willing to give a Saturday, you could set up a "studio" in their community space and reach several families at once. You might want to try Socialserve.com or your state's housing finance agency. I work for a small nonprofit in Raleigh, NC, that has actually made contact with one of the photographers on this blog.

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