Our photographer volunteers are the heart of our organization and we love spotlighting them. This month, we are sharing more about Cheryl Cagle Photography with you. Cheryl is a Massachusetts natural light photographer specializing in newborns and family photography. She specifically shoots to capture emotion and connections rather than more traditional posed looks.
How would you describe your photography? I would describe my photography as lifestyle. I don’t pose people, I guide them to the right location and light and let their emotion and connections come out.
What made you want to join The Gold Hope Project as a volunteer? I have a friend that has a child with cancer and seeing what that family went through, I wanted to give back to families that are going through the same thing.
What is your favorite thing about being a Gold Hope photographer? I loved feeling like I could make a difference in a family’s life.
Has working with children with cancer changed anything in your life? It’s totally made me appreciate much more in my life and I’ve come away with more of an understanding of what families with childhood cancer go through.
What is one thing you hope the families you photograph for the project can take away from this experience? I want them to see how beautiful their family’s love and connection is, and the remember the happiness and joy that we shared one magical night.
Be sure to follow Cheryl Cagle Photography online!
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A big thank you to Cheryl for choosing to give back with us. Want to follow her lead? Apply to be a volunteer photographer here.