Lets make a difference!

Support a local, Seattle based charity &

get great photos at the same time!

 

For the months of: August & September Only

 

 

Only $100

 And 50% of your total cost will be donated to either:

 

Vision House

 

An amazing ministry who's goal is not only to feed the homeless, but to get them off the streets forever. Check out their website here: (http://vision-house.org/)

 



 

  Or

 

 Bethany Community Church’s shelter for

 

 women

 

Another great ministry who houses women in the Seattle area; giving them a place to sleep, and a meal to eat.

Check out their website here: (http://churchbcc.org/missions/local-outreach).

 

 

You can pick which of the above charity's you would like your money to be donated too.

 

 

This deal can be applied towards the below sessions only:

Engagement

Family

Pregnancy

Portraits  

 

 

The session must take place between North Seattle and Snohomish Washington

 

 

And your photo's must be taken in the months of August or September of 2013

 

 

Please spread the word, let your friends and family's know about this amazing way to 

 

 

 support our own Seattle based charity's, and to help those in need living on our streets.

 

 

Contact me at : candacebethphoto@gmail.com

Hope your enjoying this beautiful Seattle weather!

 

 

Now will you join me? We can make a difference in the lives of   some of the homeless women & children of Seattle this summer.

First birthday session

I think family sessions are quickly becoming one of my favorites!

There is just something so special about watching a husband and wife together with their children.

The connection they share and the adoration they have for each other.

I also love all the 'not perfect' shots-when you finally get the kids to look at the camera and the parents aren't! Cause they are trying to get the kids to look:) The faces children make and just the fun, laughter and reality of life they bring.

 

I love this family:)) They are darling.

 

 

 

 

The doorway

What is it about gateways that is so inviting?

I was recently in Virginia visiting with one of my dear friends, who took me to see some beautiful historic places. And as we were walking where President George Washington walked-I was struck by the beauty that surrounded me, the importance of history, and how the lives we live impact those around us.

 

 

 (George Washington's birth place)

 





I'm sure as George Washington grew up, he never imaged the impact he would make. How his life, his daily choice, his character, his faith would change history.



 (George Washington's birth place)

 

Maybe gateways, long narrow paths, doorways... are so intriguing because they are inviting.

They beckon in a way; they arose the curiosity; they speak of the unknown and what lays ahead.

Looking down this long road with no end in sight, it begs to ask the passerbyer, to step through the gates and to walk down that dirt road to the adventures that awaits . 

(Mt. Vernon, where George Washington lived as an adult) 

 

I think these gates remind me of faith.

The gardens and grounds are so beautiful and safe-they are the known, the secure, they hold no risk or fear. There is no danger within the gates. Yet to walk through them could bring peril, hardship, struggle-it could bring adventure, love,...it is just that- the unknown. We do not know what it will bring, and that is why it is Faith.

 

I'm so gland George Washington chose to walk through those gates.