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One of things I remember most fondly of my time in Afghanistan was the celebration of International Women's Day in Ghanzi Province, Afghanistan. Here was several photos and a story I wrote during that time nearly 4 years ago. Even though Army Pvt. Jeanne O’Brien couldn’t understand the language, customs, or culture of the hundreds of Afghan women surrounding her, she still had something in common with them. O’Brien, a driver in the 2nd Battalion, 508th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 82nd Airborne Division, had been asked to join a party of female Soldiers going to the city of Ghazni, to celebrate the women of Afghanistan’s accomplishments in education, politics, and public service since the birth of their new government five years ago after decades of repression. “I might not have been able to understand what they were saying,” she said. “But I can understand their sense of pride and accomplishment, Change is a very scary thing, and learning how to stand up for yourself is terrifying...

Logo design all starts with the name. In this case, ARM: Angler Recycling Management. Our clients, “arm”-ed with a penchant for bass fishing and a background in construction contracting, were plunging headlong into the workings of starting a plastics recycling company. That’s pretty much all the information we were given to design a logo and business cards for the business start up. So that night we sat down and ground out the process that begins with any of our design projects’ bottom line. “How will the unique, memorable, and professional nature of our client’s service attract and hold potential customers interest?” The answer: Capturing the essence of that service by creating a visual representation that will leap out to a customer’s eye, and cause a brain process that will instill a long-lasting association of our client’s services meeting their customer’s needs. To get from a generic and easily thought up bottom line like this to a working logo, we asked ...

When given the opportunity by some friends from our church group to take some modeling shots to present as a comp card, (also known as composite card, z card, or sed card, commonly used as marketing material for actors/models) we jumped on it. Bringing our backdrops, lights and cameras, we set up at the Tanabe's home and spent the next few hours dressing up the girls, and letting them have fun while we photographed! Good luck Jayleigh and Alexandria... Contact us for your own comp card today. visit www.gotthatphotography.com