Help-Portrait is a collection of photographers around the world using their time, equipment and expertise to give back to those who are less fortunate. I had the privilege of joining a group of photographers who partnered with Abilities beyond Disabilities to deliver the gift of a smile in Mt. Kisco, New York.

 

This video was shot and edited by my friend Philip Small, visit his official site at http://www.smallstoryvisuals.com/blog.

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Last year I volunteered with this organization called Help Portrait, a worldwide movement of photographers who give back to those in need. I had a great time taking video of all of these photographers, make-up artists and families.  This is a short video that sums up my experience this year.

 

Last year I had the opportunity to shoot video and behind the scenes footage for Help Portrait, a global movement of photographers who give back by taking photos and giving to those that are in need. I participated in the event last year in Baltimore and it was a huge success.  I will be there again this year for the event. 

 

I had the opportunity to volunteer on December 12th for an organization called Help-Portrait.  Help Portrait is a movement of photographers who are using their time, equipment and expertise to give back to those who are less fortunate during the holiday season. The Baltimore session was organized by Mike and Aaron  of Carbon Copy Cartel and it went extremely well.  This  work was gratifying and I felt a sense of community and energy that is hard to describe. This is one of many videos from the day that I shot. A short video from the Baltimore Help-Portrait event. Shot with Canon 7D. Photo by Geoffrey S. Baker of Oellaworks