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[eranjayne]

Natasha's Session | Tsawwassen Headshot Photographer

A free-spirited, beachy headshot session on the photoblog today!

[pebblestudio]

Pebble Studio: Top Portrait Photography in Richmond

Find top-notch portrait photography in Richmond with our skilled photographers. Whether you’re looking for stunning personal portraits or professional headshots, we offer a personalized experience to capture your best self. With a focus on quality and creativity, we ensure every detail is perfect. Schedule a session with us today and let Pebble Studio capture your unique essence with beautiful, timeless portraits.

[puppyandmau]

Business Headshot Photographer | Best Business Headshot Photographer 

I give excellent expert business headshots for all your corporate profile needs. This incorporates pictures for your site, Linkedin profile and all your virtual entertainment. I work from my home studio in Richmond South West London and give a casual, well disposed and agreeable climate.

[laurenserpaphotographs]

I had the pleasure recently of doing a headshot shoot with the talented and hilarious Jesse Hill.

[howardbeachstudios]

Maid of Honor helps Bride get Ready 

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[captureitphoto79]

Vaughan Photographer

Capture it! Photography has 20+ years of experience photographing clients’ needs from simple portraits to on site assignments such as corporate events, product shoots and professional headshots.­­ We pride ourselves in providing value, integrity, honesty, reliability, and go above and beyond the contract requirements. We provide free consultations for every project and will plan out the photo shoot to ensure that everything runs smoothly. Serving Toronto, Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Markham and the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). Give us a call to get started!

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Pointe Magazine Article: Meet Ava Holloway and Kennedy George, the Teens Whose Photo Dancing On a Confederate Statue Went Viral

Date: July 30, 2020

By: Lydia Murray (For Dance Magazine)

Last month, a photo of two 14-year-old Black ballerinas—Ava Holloway and Kennedy George—dancing on Richmond, Virginia's Robert E. Lee statue lit up social media as Black Lives Matter protests seared through the U.S. The dancers, clad in all black, stood balanced in sous-sus with their fists raised while the statue awaited its still-anticipated toppling.

Holloway had decided to pose for photos in front of the monument after Virginia governor Ralph Northam announced its pending removal. When her mother, Amanda Lynch, uploaded the images to Facebook, a friend of local photographer Marcus Ingram asked if Lynch and Holloway would be interested in professional photos.

Upon arriving to shoot with Ingram the following morning, Holloway ran into her longtime friend Kennedy George, who was preparing for a group shoot with Holloway, other dancers and a teacher from their studio, Central Virginia Dance Academy, scheduled for later that day.

Reuters photographer Julia Rendleman spotted the dancers at the statue and photographed them. After Reuters tweeted the shot, it received thousands of likes and shares on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

Dance Magazine spoke with the dancers about the shoot, their activism and what they want to see in the dance world.

What were some of your thoughts as you were dancing in front of the statue?

George: I felt empowered, like I was part of a greater cause; a bigger movement.

How have your lives changed since posing for the images?

Holloway: Since then, we've done a lot. We've been interviewed, taken headshots, we started a nonprofit with the other girls in the photos, a scholarship fund for dancers who look like us.

Can you talk about your nonprofit, Brown Ballerinas for Change?

Holloway: The founders of it are me, Kennedy, Sophia Chambliss and Shania Gordon. A big part of it is the Ava Holloway & Kennedy George Scholarship Fund. It pays for some of your tuition for dance and dance expenses if you can't pay for them yourself. Right now, we're working on the audition process for that and maybe in the future, we'll add ambassadors. Our partners are Brown Girls Do Ballet and another local organization, Miracles in Motion, that we've both worked with in the past.

George: The nonprofit's mission is to create advocacy, social justice, and to increase participation of underrepresented populations in ballet.

On the Brown Ballerinas for Change website, you both mention a desire to work in medicine. Is there a connection between your work as rising Black dancers and activists, and your medical aspirations?

Holloway: I think we both definitely believe that there need to be more people that advocate using their gifts and what they're good at. I'm really interested in science, and we both dance, obviously, so if we use dance as a way of protest, you can pretty much use anything. In the future, hopefully, being in the medical field can also help me advocate. And you don't see many doctors that look like me, so I think that will also help it to be diverse in the future, which is also part of a bigger picture.

George: I think the connection with medicine is giving back to the community and helping people out, helping the less fortunate.

What changes would you like to see in dance or the arts?

George: I would definitely like to see more different varieties of people.

Holloway: Hopefully ballet can change altogether and we can go away from these stereotypes we've had for years.

George: And also to make things easier for everybody, not just one group of people; to make things more accessible for everyone.

Do you have any advice for other young people who want to advocate for social change?

George: My advice would be just to know who you are, know what you stand for and be confident in that. And know that you are supported. Someone out there supports you. You are, and can be, just as powerful as anybody else. Use that, and surround yourself with people you know will help you and love you.

Holloway: I say, speak up and don't be afraid to say what you need to be heard. We're the future, and whatever you do, we're going to see in the future. Hopefully, we'll help change the ideas we've had for centuries. I definitely think our generation will be the one to change the world. Even though every generation says that [smiling], I definitely think we can do it.

[eranjayne]

Finding Nemo Jr. Headshots | Tsawwassen Photographer

Finding Nemo Jr. is coming to Tsawwassen, and I was lucky enough to do some headshots for the cast!

[captureitphoto1]

Capture it! Photography has 20+ years of experience photographing clients’ needs from simple portraits to on site assignments such as corporate events, product shoots and professional headshots. We pride ourselves in providing value, integrity, honesty, reliability, and go above and beyond the contract requirements. We provide free consultations for every project and will plan out the photo shoot to ensure that everything runs smoothly. Serving Toronto, Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Markham and the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). Give us a call to get started!

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[laurenserpaphotographs]

Model: Joni Teague

Earrings: Jara Connell

[torianphotography]

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Round up of Pix.CO’s corporate events so far this year

In addition to weddings and private events, Pix.CO is proud to have a extensive corporate clientele that come back year after year for our photo booth services. Below is a recap to highlight some of the corporate events we participated so far this year.

1) Brave The Shave at USCF Benioff Children’s Hospital + St. Baldrick’s Foundation

This past month, our Pix.CO team got to participate at the St. Baldrick’s Foundation event to photograph the brave ones who shaved their heads to show support to kids with cancer. This is the third year that we got invited by UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital Oakland to witness the courageous act of countless participants not only bringing awareness and raising funds for cancer research, but also how they bring hope to the kids’ families and friends. It’s incredible how much of a difference it makes to children with cancer just by showing off your bald head.

With Pix.CO’s photo booth in place, kids and adults alike were able to share a sense of lightheartedness in front of the camera. With various St Patrick’s Day props, we were able to capture St Baldrick’s Day with lots of laughter and joy. We are so glad to be a part of this inspiring fundraiser to encourage the community to donate to childhood cancer research. To learn more on how to get involved, please visit http://bit.ly/2dZZ0sz A little gesture goes a long way! Bravo to all the braves who shaved!

2) Salesforce DXP Leaders Graduation at Salesforce West

To celebrate the graduation of Salesforce’s Community Cloud Class of PY20, Pix.CO was tasked to set up the booth to snap individual headshots of the graduates. Not going to lie, but the portraits turned out looking professional enough to use as Linkedin profiles.

And of course we wouldn’t let the graduates leave empty handed, so we created a customized photo booth print for them to take home and treasure the memories they created at Salesforce.  

3) Salesforce Trailblazer Cafe Grand Opening

We were invited to SalesForce Trailblazer’s new Starbucks cafe to set up a customized backdrop for their grand opening! Because no one starts the day energized without a cup of freshly brewed coffee…

Trailblazers are people just like you who use their passion for learning to elevate their careers and build a better world for others. To learn more, head to https://trailhead.salesforce.com

4) Ghirardelli Chocolate Event

Ghirardelli Chocolate invited Pix.CO to its all employee event at Craneway Pavilion Richmond to capture the sweet moments of team bonding in the photo booth. In celebration of the company’s success and staff appreciation, Pix.CO created a customized “Make Life A Bite Better” template and social sharing for the chocolate company to make this event memorable.

Round up of Pix.CO’s corporate events so far this year published first on https://ultraphotoboothsingaporesite.tumblr.com/