Past and present students from Kansas University’s Political Science program came to honor one of the university’s distinguished alumni in April, former Ambassador B. Lynn Pascoe. Pascoe graduated from KU in 1964 with Bachelor’s in East Asian languages and cultures, international relations, and mathematics. He went on to live in
As Philly photographers who support non-profit’s and important causes, we were honored to document the Delaware Valley’s Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Chapter Philadelphia’s Finest gala this month to fundraise to combat the genetic disorder. Cystic Fibrosis, or CF, is a life-threatening genetic disease that primarily affects the lungs and digestive system. An estimated
The Spause family threw quite a birthday party for Tracey at one of our favorite venues, Frankford Hall. Tracey (who doesn’t look a day over 25) and her husband Joe relaxed before guests arrived by playing some Jenga and having a few beers. Joe has been a buddy of mine since
On April 29 more than 200 people joined together to honor the life of William “Wild Bill” Guarnere. Wild Bill was an iconic paratrooper as well as honored and beloved husband and father. Wild Bill’s bravery was featured in the HBO mini-series Band of Brothers produced by Steven Spielberg and
There is nothing more important than preserving the chance for someone to sustain a happy-healthy childhood. JPG Photography is passionate about providing our services to non-profit organizations like Simon’s Fund with caring individuals who only want to ensure children have full and bright futures. We were honored to document Simons Soirée at the Sheraton Valley Forge, in King
It is still sinking in, but we are home! It has been a non-stop unpacking, refurbishing, painting, cleaning frenzy but this place is seriously looking good! The new JPG office has roughly (I’m modestly estimating here) 400x the space as our old one, which means…happier staff, happier clients, happier me.
Saturday night had to be one of the most outrageous non-profit events I’ve ever documented. It started off normal, and ended with a bang. For two decades the Human Rights Campaign has worked tirelessly to provide equal rights for the LGBT community. I learned about their efforts when I was
In a great nation such as ours, it’s appalling that human trafficking is prevalent in the shadows of our cities and towns. This modern day slavery is rarely talked about and widely ignored as a problem. This past year, the members of the President’s’ Advisory Council on Faith-based and Neighborhood
JPG is excited to announce that we’re expanding! We are counting down the days until we move into our new digs in Manayunk, Fri. Feb. 14. Our new address is 180 Green Lane, Philadelphia, PA 19127. Please excuse any delays as we manage this transition. Should you need immediate assistance,
We were thrilled to be called back to document the good work that one of our star Eagles is doing. Partnering with ACME Markets, Brent Celek’s Take Flight Foundation gave out over 200 thanksgiving meals to philadelphia families of critically ill children. That evening, President of ACME Jim Perkins, and
Past and present students from Kansas University’s Political Science program came to honor one of the university’s distinguished alumni in April, former Ambassador B. Lynn Pascoe. Pascoe graduated from KU in 1964 with Bachelor’s in East Asian languages and cultures, international relations, and mathematics. He went on to live in
As Philly photographers who support non-profit’s and important causes, we were honored to document the Delaware Valley’s Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Chapter Philadelphia’s Finest gala this month to fundraise to combat the genetic disorder. Cystic Fibrosis, or CF, is a life-threatening genetic disease that primarily affects the lungs and digestive system. An estimated
The Spause family threw quite a birthday party for Tracey at one of our favorite venues, Frankford Hall. Tracey (who doesn’t look a day over 25) and her husband Joe relaxed before guests arrived by playing some Jenga and having a few beers. Joe has been a buddy of mine since
On April 29 more than 200 people joined together to honor the life of William “Wild Bill” Guarnere. Wild Bill was an iconic paratrooper as well as honored and beloved husband and father. Wild Bill’s bravery was featured in the HBO mini-series Band of Brothers produced by Steven Spielberg and
There is nothing more important than preserving the chance for someone to sustain a happy-healthy childhood. JPG Photography is passionate about providing our services to non-profit organizations like Simon’s Fund with caring individuals who only want to ensure children have full and bright futures. We were honored to document Simons Soirée at the Sheraton Valley Forge, in King
It is still sinking in, but we are home! It has been a non-stop unpacking, refurbishing, painting, cleaning frenzy but this place is seriously looking good! The new JPG office has roughly (I’m modestly estimating here) 400x the space as our old one, which means…happier staff, happier clients, happier me.
Saturday night had to be one of the most outrageous non-profit events I’ve ever documented. It started off normal, and ended with a bang. For two decades the Human Rights Campaign has worked tirelessly to provide equal rights for the LGBT community. I learned about their efforts when I was
In a great nation such as ours, it’s appalling that human trafficking is prevalent in the shadows of our cities and towns. This modern day slavery is rarely talked about and widely ignored as a problem. This past year, the members of the President’s’ Advisory Council on Faith-based and Neighborhood
JPG is excited to announce that we’re expanding! We are counting down the days until we move into our new digs in Manayunk, Fri. Feb. 14. Our new address is 180 Green Lane, Philadelphia, PA 19127. Please excuse any delays as we manage this transition. Should you need immediate assistance,
We were thrilled to be called back to document the good work that one of our star Eagles is doing. Partnering with ACME Markets, Brent Celek’s Take Flight Foundation gave out over 200 thanksgiving meals to philadelphia families of critically ill children. That evening, President of ACME Jim Perkins, and