A few weeks ago I photographed the Pink Panther Bunko GNO! These awesome ladies organized a great fundraiser for their team for the Susan G. Komen 3-Day Walk here in Atlanta. Their team of ladies planned a great night of Bunko and invited their sponsors along to the night. Along with myself, there were many other awesome vendors there! After a great game of Bunko, girl talk, and awesome raffle drawings; we ended the night with a hypnotist. He was very entertaining.
Just wanted to say that breast cancer is a disease that is personal to me as well. My grandmother was diagnosed with breast cancer the year that I born. She battled it and lived for 15 years in remission. When I was 15 years old, she passed away due to the cancer returning in other areas of the her body. She was a strong woman that wanted to make sure her funeral was planned, her clothes were donated, and everyone knew she loved them.
I know each of these women walking the 3-Day in October have their own story and I am honored to help support them.
Enjoy the photos.
I embraced my black and white obsession during their Bunko game. Kinda gave a funky edge don't you think?!?
Just wanted to say that breast cancer is a disease that is personal to me as well. My grandmother was diagnosed with breast cancer the year that I born. She battled it and lived for 15 years in remission. When I was 15 years old, she passed away due to the cancer returning in other areas of the her body. She was a strong woman that wanted to make sure her funeral was planned, her clothes were donated, and everyone knew she loved them.
I know each of these women walking the 3-Day in October have their own story and I am honored to help support them.
Enjoy the photos.
I embraced my black and white obsession during their Bunko game. Kinda gave a funky edge don't you think?!?
Even had a little "photo booth" fun!
