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Photo Print Charity Sale for Japan Earthquake Victims
As the tragedy in Sendai, Japan continues to unfold, we’re starting to see an effort on a part of the industry to mobilize and help. PhotoShelter...
As the tragedy in Sendai, Japan continues to unfold, we’re starting to see an effort on a part of the industry to mobilize and help.
PhotoShelter user Skye Hohmann has started a print sale, and will be donating all proceeds to the Japan Earthquake and Tsunami Relief through the Canadian Red Cross.
Patrick Smith has a print gallery too. Patrick said in a blog post, “I don’t usually do things like this, but I figured since I am currently not shooting because of recent spinal surgery, the very least I can do is to help those in need following the recent earthquake and tsunami in Japan. “
Are you selling prints to aid the relief effort? Leave a comment and we’ll add you.
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