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I am a native Carolinian with roots in Boone and 40 plus years of Raleigh living. I picked up my first real camera during a high school photography course and shot for the Enloe High paper "The Eagle's Eye" and my college paper. Since then, have shot everything from mug shots to weddings.
Today my photography has taken on a service role I assist local charities by photographing fund raising events and activities. Some of the charities I shoot for on a regular basis are:
I have personal ties to several of these causes and hope you will consider supporting these charities in return for any benefit from the photographs provided on this site.
Today my photography has taken on a service role I assist local charities by photographing fund raising events and activities. Some of the charities I shoot for on a regular basis are:
- American Diabetes Association of the Triangle
- Caring Community Foundation
- Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa Research Association of America (DebRA)
- The Miracle League of the Triangle
- Run For Our Heroes (Raleigh Police Fallen Officer Memorial)
- Upward Basketball
I have personal ties to several of these causes and hope you will consider supporting these charities in return for any benefit from the photographs provided on this site.
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Your images display a great deal of sensitivity toward the subjects you photograph. From my experience, some of them may be relevant to magazine market as well. Have you ever thought about that? Fortunately, you do not have to invest a lot of money. The first photo I sold was taken by a 4Mp Nikon Coolpix. What you really need to do is to find an appropriate magazine for your images. There are a few really good books and websites on the subject if you go looking. My suggestion is to check one of them - http://www.freelance-market.net - and try a couple magazines until you find out what can really work for you. And certainly don't be discouraged if your images are rejected or not used. After all, it’s fun!
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