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Showing posts with label Operation Love Reunited. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Operation Love Reunited. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Elizabeth and Evan {Operation: Love Reunited}
I met this sweet family shortly before Dad was being sent overseas for a year-long deployment. Elizabeth and Evan were so much fun and so obviously adore their Dad and will miss him very much. Hopefully these photos will help make the distance seem a little shorter. (Note: per OpLove policy last names on uniforms must be Photoshopped out for images displayed on the internet. For more info on this volunteer organization, visit http://oplove.org/)
Disclaimer: The photos and other content of this publication do not imply any endorsement or recommendation by the Department of Defense.
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Thursday, February 14, 2013
Homecoming Chris & Kara {Operation: Love Reunited}
Ready and waiting.
He's here.
I love this one. So happy.
Welcome home Chris. We are so glad you are back safe and sound.
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Friday, November 9, 2012
Homecoming. {Operation: Love Reunited}
I got an email via Op Love a few days ago from a young woman who was welcoming her soldier home after a year-long deployment in Afghanistan. She hoped I could meet her at the airport to photograph their reunion. Homecomings are tricky because they are usually up in the air until the last minute as far as an exact arrival date and time. As luck would have it, I was free this morning so I headed over to Charlotte Douglas Airport to meet Heather.
Waiting...
Welcome home soldier! Just in time for Veterans Day weekend. They were so gracious, thanking me for being there. It was an honor and a privilege to capture these moments for them. I hope I get to do many more homecoming sessions. And soon.
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She caused a stir with her awesome sign. Several people asked who she was waiting for and waited around to see the reunion.
Waiting...
As soon as she saw him on the escalator, she dropped the sign and sprinted to meet him.
Welcome home soldier! Just in time for Veterans Day weekend. They were so gracious, thanking me for being there. It was an honor and a privilege to capture these moments for them. I hope I get to do many more homecoming sessions. And soon.
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Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Op Love Mom {Charlotte Family Photography}
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Saturday, July 28, 2012
Op Love Farewell {Charlotte Family Photographer}
This was a special one. Dad was headed to Afghanistan for a year, leaving behind his three beautiful children and loving wife. We met after his deployment ceremony in Rock Hill, two days before he was leaving. It was so hot outside that we had to shoot in their hotel. The images are bittersweet - such sadness but also so much love between them. I hope these photographs help make the distance feel a little shorter and the time go a little faster.
This sweet little girl's sad face just broke my heart.
The children are given dolls that have their Daddy's picture on them,
so when they need a hug from Daddy, they have something to hold on to.
Disclaimer: The photos and other content of this publication do not imply any endorsement or recommendation by the Department of Defense. (FYI: It is a requirement that the name on the soldier's uniform be obscured so I Photoshopped it out.)
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Operation Love Reunited
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