How it Works
Step 01
Fill out a service application form
Start by submitting a service application form on this website. Marina will contact you if you are eligible for services. Your family is eligible if you have a child with a life-threatening and/or terminal illness. See the FAQ section for more information.
Step 02
Planning the session
Marina will work with you to plan the perfect family session. Whether the session is at home or at your favorite family spot, we will work together to ensure that the location is accessible and safe for your child. Marina is knowledgable about medical conditions and has prior experience as an emergency medical technician.
Step 03
The session
The family portrait session is up to 1 hour in duration at a location in the Greater Boston area.
Step 04
Delivering hope
Marina will deliver at least 20 high-quality, edited portraits via email a few weeks after the session. Depending on your comfort level, Lens of Light will also showcase your story of strength on their website/social media page.
FAQ
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Who is eligible for Little Lens of Light services?If your family has a child that has a life-threatening and/or terminal illness, you are eligible for Little Lens of Light services. Eligible conditions include, but are not limited to: - Cancer - Genetic conditions - Recent stays in the NICU/PICU
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How long is the photoshoot?The photoshoot will be up to 1 hour in duration.
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When will I receive photos back?It takes approximately 2-3 weeks to receive photos back. Sneak peaks will be sent in the days following the session.
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Will the photos be shared on social media?Part of Little Lens of Light is to raise awareness for childhood medical conditions. Depending on your family's comfort level, we may share photos, your story, and fundraising links (if applicable) on our social media pages and website.
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Who will be taking the photos?Marina, the founder of Little Lens of Light, will be your photographer. You can visit the About page to learn more.
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Where will the photoshoot take place?Marina will work together with your family to find a location that is safe for your child depending on their needs. Locations must be within the Southern NH, Greater Boston, or Northern RI regions.