Breast cancer has become so common that I don’t think there are many people in this world who haven’t been affected in some degree by this terrible disease. I’ve had both friends and family members fight the fight against breast cancer. I have participated in numerous Cancer Relays. Now I am doing something else for this horrible disease! For over a year now I have been an affiliated photographer with Think Pink Photography.

What is Think Pink? Founded in October 2007 by Ohio Photographer, Tennille King, Think Pink Photography strives to help breast cancer survivors and their families celebrate life with charitable photography sessions. Individuals may choose to document their fight against the disease before or during treatment, or prefer to capture their victory with a session after treatment is completed. Photographers world-wide are now available to donate time and talent to celebrate life and support the cause. There is no cost or obligation to the breast cancer patient.

Think Pink Photography is a non-profit organization. Any profits Think Pink Photography receives through donations or various fund raising efforts are donated to the Eric R. Beverly Family Foundation - a foundation dedicated to promoting education, increasing awareness, and providing support and assistance to families that have been touched by breast cancer.

If you or someone you do is fighting this battle, please contact me. It would be a honor to be your Think Pink Photographer. Clients participating in a Think Pink Session will receive a complimentary photo session, as well as 10-15 finished 4×6 prints from the session. They will also receive a discount off of any additional portraits they wish to purchase, although there is absolutely no purchase required at any time.

I haven’t shared pictures of my two together in a while so thought I’d do that today. I can’t believe Miss Madeline will be 4 months old Saturday! Simply doesn’t seem possible that she is so close to 1/2 a year old!! Wow! Getting pictures of her is easy, getting pictures of Aiden is a bit more difficult, but getting pictures of the two together is almost impossible!!!! I was excited when I got something close to good. I really have to remember to take off my photographer hat and put on my mommy goggles when I take pictures of the kids… Not every shot has to be a portrait… I just need to focus more on capturing the moment that taking a pulitzer prize photograph!!

-Sarah-