Posted on May 20, 2015
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This is a powerful project, which I have admired since I first saw it.
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MSgt Jeff S.
Sgt Aaron Kennedy, MS - I agree completely. Since I live in the LA area, I reached out to Devin to see if there was any help I could offer. At that point, we didn't line up (his needs, my aid) and it seems that he has a pretty good team now that the momentum is up. I wish this kid all the luck in the world!
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I'll start out by posting my top two favorites. The first picture I saw from Devin was of Chris Van Etten and Harley. The emotion this picture evoked was profound and I was an instant fan. Another of my favorites is the family picture that shows what every dual-military family fears most, but most have to endure. When I see that picture, I see a little girl that, God willing, will grow up to be amazingly strong and adaptable.
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I found many of them to be amazing and moving, though several of them I felt could have been done much better.
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MSgt Jeff S.
SSgt (Join to see) - I might be mistaken, but I think the differences you are picking up on come from the individual subject. When I spoke to Devin, he told me that he encourages the subject to take the lead in what the photo is. Obviously he is there to lend guidance on what/how, but what is pictured is mostly coming from the SM/Vet. In the event they don't have an opinion or thought, then he will help develop that with them.
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