Each year, I look forward to this day — a morning filled with laughter, golden light, and the kind of connections that remind me exactly why I love photography. On Saturday, October 18, 2025, I had the joy of joining fellow volunteer photographers once again for the Young Professionals Council Fall Photo Fundraiser benefiting the Rose Andom Center.
This year’s event brought together 12 mini sessions, each unique and heartwarming — from families and couples to professionals updating their headshots. Everyone showed up ready to have fun, and together, we captured images that carry more meaning than ever.
💜 What Makes It So Special
Every year, this fundraiser helps support the Sierra Russell Fund, which provides survivors of domestic violence with essential resources like housing, counseling, and legal support. It’s an incredible example of how creativity can fuel real, lasting change.
For me, it’s a privilege to donate time and talent to a cause that helps people rebuild and reclaim their lives — one portrait at a time.
✨ Highlights from the Day
The energy at Washington Park was contagious — families laughing under trees turning gold, couples sneaking quick glances between poses, and professionals stepping confidently in front of the camera.
Each 15-minute session felt like a burst of connection and joy, and the light couldn’t have been more perfect.
Below are a few portraits from one of the twelve sessions I captured — a small glimpse into a morning filled with meaning.
🌹 Thank You
To everyone who participated, volunteered, and supported this fundraiser — thank you. Your enthusiasm, generosity, and spirit made this year’s event an incredible success.
Together, we proved once again that photography has the power to do more than preserve memories — it can create hope.
Here’s to continuing the tradition in 2026 and capturing even more moments that matter.
Erica Cameron
Erica Cameron Photography
www.ericacameronphotography.com
Instagram.com/ericacameronphotography
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