Children have always held a special place in my heart with their curiosity, wild imaginations and the belief of limit possibilities in front of them.  And I could not imagine what they go through or what their family goes through, because I have lost loved ones to cancer, but never children.

All the money raised from print sales will be donated minus the shipping costs.

Prints will be sold through Sunday, December 6th and shipped out weekly.  All prints are also available in black and white upon request.  Prints will be printed on Kodak Lustre paper (lustre is the finish in between matte and glossy).  With each order I will also email you the digital copy of your print with my watermark.  It will not have the resolution to be printed but you can show people which print you’ve purchased.  Prices will be as follows:

4×6 – $15
8×12 – $35
16×24 – $70
$8 – shipping on entire order

If there are any special requests please feel free to ask.  I will be accepting checks, money orders and non-credit card PayPal payments for these items.  I do not wish to accept credit cards for these prints because that is an additional costs that could be donated. Please contact me at info@tywynn.com on how to order.  Please indicate which image number you are interested and size of prints.  Also include a description of the picture just to make sure there is no mistake.  Please pass this along to those you know and would support this cause.  Thank you for your support in helping me get this off the ground.

I leave you with Seven Facts from the Children’s Cancer Research Fund:

Fact #1 – Every school day, 46 young people, or two classrooms of students, are diagnosed with cancer in this country.

Fact #2 – Childhood cancer is the leading cause of death due to illness in children in the United States. More kids die from childhood cancer every year than die of asthma, cystic fibrosis, pediatric aids and diabetes combined.

Fact #3 – Despite dramatic increases in five-year survival rates, more than 100,000 years of life are lost to childhood cancer each year.

Fact #4 – The incidence of childhood cancer is increasing. Support from the federal government is dwindling. More support from organizations like Children’s Cancer Research Fund is needed so that we can keep making gains in treating kids with cancer.

Fact #5 – Unlike many adult cancers, we don’t know what causes childhood cancer and there are virtually no early detection techniques.

Fact #6 – Thanks to research, in the past fifty years, survival rates for children with cancer have risen from 10% to 80%.

Fact #7 – The research for childhood caners has led to discoveries impacting treatments and survival rates of adults with cancer and kids with other life-threatening diseases.
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Thanks to the following people for their support thus far:
John G. $70
VyVy D. $70
Ngi N. $35
Adam L $35
Kyle & Stacia $175
Sandy P. $35
Christina & Jeff $70
Rachael H. $105
Twinky $70

So my cousin, Thuy, finally got married after a very long engagement.  I couldn’t be happier for them.  Thuy & Michael got married at they Wynn in Vegas over Labor Day Weekend, September 6th to be exact.  I wasn’t really the photographer for the wedding, so I kind of Uncle Bobbed it.  I took photos when I could and got a few shots I really enjoyed.  It was blast!  I LOVE YOU GUYS!

So yesterday I was lucky enough to shoot this beautiful young lady.  Frances is not only young, professional and beautiful but absolutely a joy to work with.  This girl could strike pose.  I think I even got a blue steel picture of her below.   The session was shot at my friend’s new apartment and provided an awesome backdrop and view.  Frances said it was her first time doing a fashion/editorial style shoot, but she sure could have fooled me.

The awesome make-up was done by Rachael Wagoner.  She not only did an awesome job on the make-up, she bailed me out by doing the hair because I could not get a hold of my hairstylist.  This was a ton of a fun and hopefully I’ll be working with these two ladies again.  Enjoy the photos, because I enjoyed taking them.

I had a mild panic attack, but responded with, “Let me know what I needed to do.”  Only to have him reply he really had a tee time at 4:55pm.  Then I knew he got one on me.  But it made me laugh and took off the edge.

I met Brian and he’s a real laid back cat.  But I quickly learned, he’s attached to his Blackberry as I am with my iPhone (I have photo proof of this below).  I didn’t meet Kristan until the first look, but she’s a ball of emotion and expresses it all.  Their ceremony was held at the butterfly house at Pacific Science Center (Seattle) and the reception followed in the adjoining room.

I learned a lot from working under Kip and he’s a great guy.  Very candid and a great teacher.

The wedding day was beautiful and I wish Kristan and Brian the best because they are both absolutely awesome!  More photos can be viewed in the gallery.

This turned out much better than and expected and I’m sure I’ll sucker Kim into modeling for me a few more times.