AAEP Foundation - $6150 raised over last three years: JC Photography has donated two photographs each of the last three years to the American Association of Equine Practitioners for their Foundation's silent auction. I am proud to support the AAEP through my photographic work and will continue this yearly contribution to the association.
Thoroughbred Charities of America - JC Photography is proud to be a contributor to this wonderful charity. To learn more about the TCA's work and its mission please click here.
Kentucky Equine Humane Center - JC Photography has partnered with the newly developed KyEHC. I will be finacially supporting the rescue group by donating a percentage of all proceeds generated from the sale of my photographs at their site. I have also donated the use of my photography to promote the rescue center. To learn more about the KyEHC follow this link: KyEHC.
JC Photography images are being used for advertising in publications or web sites for companies like Butler Animal Health Supply, Chesapeake Farm, Three Chimneys Farm, Rose Bloodstock, The Neogen Corporation, Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital and the American Association of Equine Practitioners.
As part of my continuing efforts to promote and support my profession, JC Photography has donated "The Stallion" as the official logo for the American Association of Equine Practitioners Opportunities in Equine Practice Seminar.
Screensavers - Two new screensavers for Windows available in ordering page: Tropical Flowers from my recent trip to Nevis in the West Indies and a selection of Equine Images.
Midway Festival - Come and visit the booth at the annual Midway Festival, September 2008 on Railroad Street in Midway, Kentucky.
The most recent evaluation of sales by Joseph-Beth Booksellers' management continues to show that JC Photography prints are the fastest turnover inventory items at the local section of the bookstore.
2004 National Geographic's Celebrate Photography Photo Contest. "Yawning" earned me a 3rd Place prize in the 2004 National Geographic's Celebrate Photography Photo Contest. The photograph was selected by National Geographic photographers and editors from amongst thousands entered. For more information on the contest and to see the winning photographs please follow this link: National Geographic
