The Lightwriters

11/16/2015

2 years ago we had our first exhibit featuring our friends in foster care. These kids are really amazing and if you have the opportunity to mentor one we'd encourage you to take it, you'll probably learn a whole lot. 😃

11/01/2015

10/26/2015

Another glimpse into the beautiful art of the Epworth 6.

10/26/2015

Check out the work DC127 is doing to eradicate the waiting list for children in foster care. DC127.org

10/14/2015

Today Destiny exhibited her work for the first time at an show. She beamed as she explained to the 82 people in attendance how she captured this amazing shot of a ladybug on a leaf.

Destiny is a bright, vibrant teenager who loves to laugh and goof around with her friends. She currently resides in foster care in the state of Missouri.

08/10/2015

One of our Epworth students practicing composing a portrait.

06/29/2015

One of the first images captured by our students at Epworth was this beauty. We're learning about composition, framing, light and landscape photography. I'm always blown away at how they see the world.

06/15/2015

Here we go. Today is our photography mentor class with Epworth in St. Louis!

05/11/2015

Our new shirts are ready to pre order. 100% of profits go toward buying cameras that will be used in our mentoring program of foster children.

http://www.modfund.com/projects/lightwriters/

Lightwriters was an idea sparked from pain. I grew up in a broken home with a single mother in a tiny house in the Pacific Northwest. My mother began dating an amazing photographer and, because he saw me as free labor, he made me his unofficial photo assistant. I carried his bags, hung his slides, s…

05/10/2015

We have a new campaign, complete with T Shirts, starting tomorrow! Help us buy 10 camera's for our St. Louis foster care program by purchasing a sweet T for you and a friend.

04/17/2015

What good do you do with your hands? What good could you do?

03/27/2015

Hand washing before meals is a ceremonial honor in Mozambique. Usually someone brings over a pitcher full of warm water and a towel while another individual holds a basin that catches the used water. The hand washer comes to you, in an act of beautiful humility, so that you may be cleansed before breaking bread. The love shown through hospitality here is on a whole other level.