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Greetings!
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I hope this email finds you well, my friend. And I hope you are inspired by the people around you.
As most of you know, my Shutter Sister Jen Lemen and I won the Name Your Dream Assignment global photography competition Grand Prize and $50,000
from sponsors Lenovo and Microsoft. We began our assignment in Rwanda, the first stop on our Picture Hope journey around the world.
 Image from Rwanda by Jen Lemen
The experience moved me deeply, and I'm excited to continue to focus on documentary work such as this. You can follow Picture Hope, and please save the date: Sunday, October 4, 5:00-8:00pm to attend our Picture Hope Dinner Event at the amazing Villa Serena for a live taste of our experience in Rwanda. I'll send an Evite with details soon.Please explore some of my recent client and personal projects, and let me know how I can help you document and share your stories.Warm regards,Stephanie Robertswww.littlepurplecowproductions.comMobile: 404-861-5640Skype: littlepurplecowTwitter: littlepurplecow |
You know that the U.S. seeks a more independent, sustainable approach to energy. But did you know that Down to Earth Energy, a leading biodiesel research and production facilities is 
LittlePurpleCow Productions continues to support Walton Regional Medical Center with marketing communications and recently produced a digital documentary promoting its Birth Center online. WRMC also commissioned a series of black and white fine art photographic prints to feature their care team at work in the hospital. 
Margaret sat quietly in the sitting room with gentle
folded hands. Her eyes soft. A 45-year old mother of five girls. She
spoke in her native Kinyarwanda as our friend Michel
translated her story to us. Her story started with the loss
of her father and three siblings to the genocide and traversed through
her journey as a refugee from Uganda to Rwanda, the loss of her husband
to AIDS, the shame thrust upon her life with HIV, and the vulnerability of
depending on the goodwill of others to obtain food for her family. Despite all of this, Margaret shared that her hope is strong because of her faith. (Umutara village, Rwanda)
LittlePurpleCow Productions' next episode of the 