...to know that your work is appreciated.
"Thank you for the expert way in which you captured the spirit of the Celebrating Life concert last Thursday evening. Your pictures fully communicate the excitement and drama of the evening. We deeply appreciate your contribution to the event." - President and Founder of PPF Rev. Linda Tarry-Chard
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Friday, June 18, 2010
Project People Foundation: Celebrating Life Concert
The Project People Foundation Celebrating Life benefit concert held at the Riverside Theater was an incredible experience. I was reminded how powerful words can be by each artist that graced the stage. It truly was a celebration of life and I'm honored to have been in the presence of such fine art. Below are some of my favorite images captured from the night. The full set can be viewed on my Flickr page.
If you're a fan of music, definitely check out these amazing artists' websites. They are all amazing talents.
If you're a fan of music, definitely check out these amazing artists' websites. They are all amazing talents.
Cheryl Wills of NY1 News
Ceez
Diana Solomon-Glover
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Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Celebrating Life Concert Series
Project People Foundation is launching a concert series that is projected to run in a minimum of 10 cities over the next five years and raise over a million dollars. PPF is a non-profit organization that has been raising money for women and children of South Africa since 1995. Their work has been vital to developing and implementing programs to promulgate education, economic empowerment and AIDS awareness.
Please support their efforts by attending this concert full of incredible spoken word and vocal talent. Money will also be appropriated for a scholarship to benefit The Harlem School of the Arts.
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