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Commack, NY—Tamron USA revealed that the company is an Imaging Alliance Official Portraits of Love studio for the second year. As such, it will provide free family portraits for Long Island’s first responders. Tamron USA’s professional photographer will photograph families by appointment on November 5–6, 2019 at Tamron’s Commack, New York, headquarters.
The Imaging Alliance Portraits of Love Project is the imaging industry’s way of giving back to military personnel as well as the police, firefighters, first responders and service members and their families who selflessly protect and serve our local communities. “Tamron, an Imaging Alliance member company, is excited to create beautiful family portraits of our community’s first responders; including police, firefighters and military with Tamron’s professional photographer Paola Ponchielli of Paola Photo,” the company announced.
Official Portraits of Love Sessions
Tamron’s portrait sessions are limited to reserved 15-minute slots; from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, November 5 and Wednesday, November 6. Moreover, they are available on a first-come first-serve basis.
Furthermore, the families will receive via e-mail a digital file of their family portraits to print. They may also use it for their holiday greeting cards. In addition, they can distribute the digital files to friends and family through social media, text and e-mail. In addition, they will receive a 5×7-inch print.
Those interested may reserve sessions at https://tamron-usa.ticketleap.com/portraits-of-love-2019.
“The Imaging Alliance Portraits of Love program is pleased to extend its outreach to our community’s police, firefighter and first responder service members and their families as a token of our appreciation for their dedication,” the trade association announced.
“Throughout the month of November, the Imaging Alliance retail and manufacturer members will take the liberty of assigning professional photographers to their locations; there photo stations will be set up for families to have their portraits taken. Each family that registers will receive a personal photo shoot and full rights to their images taken by incredibly talented photographers.”
Portraits of Love
Launched in 2009 by the PhotoImaging Manufacturers & Distributors Association, Portraits of Love’s original mission was to send family portraits to deployed soldiers. Now branded under the Imaging Alliance Portraits of Love, the program continues to give back by creating forever lasting memories. Further, the program has partnered with the USO over the last six years. As a result, it extended its reach to even more military families.
Moreover, in 2017, the Imaging Alliance welcomed retail members. These retailers now foster the growth of the program by hosting families in their stores. These retailers provide all the resources needed to deliver the highest standard of service. Families receive free prints either on-site or posted shoots along with full rights to their photos taken by talented photographers.