I did do a little photography charity work a few months ago though.  I volunteered to participate in the nationwide Front Steps Project and took a family photo for over 30 local families in exchange for them making donations to local charities.  About $2000 was raised for non-profits feeding, clothing, and supporting people and pets.  It was great to meet so many happy families, even with all the uncertainty we all were facing.  It felt good to dust off the camera even for just a few weeks.

But now it's time to start again.

At some time, I've taken photos for you -- high school graduation or family photos maybe.  I love giving families those memories. And I'm hoping you'll be willing to help.

You've seen the pleas for the community to support small local businesses and everyone has rallied.  As I begin to focus again on Augusta Birth Photography AND the "non-birth" side of my business - Documenting Everyday: Family Storytelling Photography, I need your support and it won't cost you anything.

Please SHARE both of my photography pages and website with your friends. Recommend me. Follow me on Facebook and Instagram and be sure to comment & like my posts and photos. (FB lets more people "see" my posts based on the interactions it gets).  Visit my website so you know what documentary photography really is.  Read my blog posts every now and then so I'm not talking to myself.  But please, stay with me as I get going again.  I need people who know me, have loved photos I've taken for them, and enjoy real life, documentary photography.  I need cheerleaders.