Share:
Help Portrait-Southern Delaware
Local photographers focus in on families
Annual event provides free portraits
Photographer Sam Ellis shoots photographs of the Bailey/Scott family. BY RON MACARTHUR
December 21, 2015
Photographer Keith Mosher - organizer of Help Portrait-Southern Delaware - tries hard to get a smile. BY RON MACARTHUR
Hannah and Emily Remo get the attention of little ones getting their photo taken by Dan Thompson. BY RON MACARTHUR
Karlin Maull helps photographer Sam Ellis get the most from his subjects. BY RON MACARTHUR
Little Major Wright is all smiles in his family portrait with mom Candace Fiorentino and dad Jason Wright. BY RON MACARTHUR
The Dorsey family gets dressed up for their family portrait taken by Morgan Garms. BY RON MACARTHUR
Bayhiya Radcliffe flashes a model's smile as she looks at the camera. BY RON MACARTHUR
Auroa Palverento is the definition of cute as she poses for photographer Sam Ellis. BY RON MACARTHUR
Gretchen Ninzeheltzer of Paisley Moon Salon in Milton does Alyssa Derickson's hair before her photo shoot. Several volunteers spent the whole day applying makeup and doing hair. BY RON MACARTHUR
Volunteers JR Futcher and Karlin Maull help a family select a frame for their portrait. BY RON MACARTHUR
Hannah and Emily Remo and photographer Matt Meiers look over a photo gallery. BY RON MACARTHUR
Sussex County photographers and volunteers set up three studios Dec. 12 in the student center at Delaware Technical Community College for the seventh annual Help Portrait-Southern Delaware.
The worldwide event takes place in early December to provide free portraits to needy families.
Event coordinator Keith Mosher of KAM Photography said 41 families and 144 individuals were photographed this year during the day-long event with families taking home more than 325 prints.
More than 30 volunteers took part in the seventh annual event. This year People's Place coordinated scheduling families for their portraits.
