Pro Photographer “Gets It”

Mar 24, 2009   //   Uncategorized  //  Comments Off

This pretty much says it all…Sharlene happens to be amazingly creative professional photographer, owner of Photo Art Works from Titusville, FL who heard about DMW from her sister and she emailed immediately:

Carolyn,

What a fabulous, fabulous idea! I am moved beyond words, tears are literally in my eyes—-it is just—-did I say, fabulous?! You have opened my eyes to a new concept because I had no idea (perhaps because I have never considered the idea) that 3rd world children (and, I’m sure in many cases their parents, too) have never had a photograph of themselves. Oh my! How precious life is, how important each step of the way and to never have a single picture to document that dear soul…. It is a wonderful, exciting undertaking!  I would love to learn more and to help in any way that I can.

Sharlene

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