Love in Loss
Nothing is harder in life than saying goodbye
As a bereaved parent myself, I know all too well the importance of photography in your darkest moments. My images (and video) from my stillborn son's birth are some of the most important ones in my lifetime. They are a portal back to a time I will never get back.
After my son's death, I have found it nearly impossible to resist reading other stories of loss, crying for them, and taking in any images they may share. I have also heard too many times how much others wish they were as fortunate to have the gift that our photographer gave us in my son's untimely demise.
I offer my services to other bereaved families, trying to link up with my local hospitals to be on call for them. I am also willing to be called for end-of-life sessions. No loss is too early for me to document, nor too late. This is not limited to pregnancy or infant loss, it is open to all kinds of loss, humans and pets.
I offer these services at no charge to the bereaved. But I am able to accept donations from outside sources to help me be able to afford to do this, as it is a lot of time away from my family, away from work, and still incurs expenses.
(Photo is of my son, Sequoyah, as taken by Brook of Beautifully Human-Photos+Film)
