Combine my portrayal of children in their natural environment with patience, caring and compassion. The result? 

Portraits that capture special moments and the inner spirit of children.

Camp FACE

Visit Camp FACE and read about the great, wonderful weekend I spent with children who have facial differences.  Some of the campers share their experience in the next column.

Camp FACE is held annually on the 3rd weekend in May. The Center for Craniofacial Development and Disorders at Johns Hopkins has additional information if you are interested in your child attending Camp FACE, or if you would like to volunteer or contribute.
 

 Help build self-esteem and enrich both your child's life and your family's through a professional portraiture experience that is sensitive to those with special needs.
 

The photographic experience is more than just photos.

Hear from children on what the photographic experience means to them.

"I would like to say thank you for all of the pretty things that you said about me when we were at camp. I have to go now but I would like you to email me back.  I would love to hear from you"

"I'm really glad you came to our camp and took some pictures of us. I hope you had fun getting to meet all of us. And those pictures look really good. ... I really like the picture with me and (boy's name)  in it at the dance Saturday night. ... Again I would like to thank you. Hopefully you could make it next year. and if not we'll be thinking about you... you take care ... "

From grown-ups:

"These are fabulous!  It is so heartwarming to look at these pictures... I can see why you didn't want to leave.  ...You really do have a special relationship with people." 

"Thanks so much for joining us on our great/wet weekend...you really captured some special moments!"

 "Lisa,  Thanks so much...  I'm so glad you pointed this photo out to me! What such great memories!"