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Flashes of Hope
God has truly blessed me as a photographer, in more ways than I can begin to mention here. About once a year, I get the opportunity to give back with my God-given skills, to a national organization called Flashes of Hope. I get to do portraits of kids who have cancer at Kosair Childrens Hospital in Louisville, totally free of charge. The only profit margin with this assignment is felt in my heart, not my wallet. I've been doing this since 2007, and it's a life altering experience each time that I'm there. I leave with a heavy heart, but also with the realization of how lucky I am to have three healthy kids waiting on me when I get back home in Richmond. This July was a first, because I was able to take one of those kids, my oldest, Nolan, to help pack equipment and experience the day.
Nolan volunteered his services by being a test subject for the light, and a pack mule for all my equipment.
Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Economic Summit
The political/history buff in me loves shooting the Economic Summit and Annual Meeting for the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber always brings in an A-List of political speakers like Bob Woodward, James Carville and Mary Matalin, George Will, and Tim Russert, before he died. This year's speaker was former adviser of several presidents from Nixon to Clinton, and current CNN political analyst David Gergen. You don't notice it while he's sitting behind a desk on air, but he's a pretty tall guy. I also really like shooting this conference because anyone who is a Who's Who in Kentucky politics, education, and business, is in attendance. It makes for an interesting crowd.
UK Football Media Day
Although the season won't officially kick off for a few more weeks, first-year coach Mark Stoops and the boys are in town and getting ready for the 2013 season.
Spillunking
I had the fun assignment of shooting The Wild Cave Tour at Mammoth Cave National Park for Kentucky Living back in December. Here are a few images from that trip.
The Faces of Lung Cancer
I've worked on projects with the Kentucky Cancer program for the last three years. In 2010 we created a photo exhibit of Colon Cancer survivors, and this year we did survivors of Lung Cancer. The exhibit will be out in November, but until then here is a nice candid shot that I took of Willard Martin and his wife in Monticello.
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