K2 - the church I attend, hosted a compassion dinner for
the homeless women of currently staying at The Road Home. This was the prefect way to spend Valentine's Day this year! I was privileged enough to snap a few photos for the event!
I must say, that growing up in a rural part of Colorado, rarely prepares you for this type of experience. Homelessness was often not something I saw regularly as a child and young adult. But recently, I have found myself more and more drawn to enlightening others and myself about this disparity in our society.
Which is why this was such a great experience for me - I found that by the end of the night I could not tell the difference between the women with homes and the women without and I found that so enlightening and refreshing.
It was wonderful to see people who would never speak in daily life enjoying a meal, dancing and the pure idea of a day dedicated to love, together.
It was vital for me to see the human side of this story - I hope I can continue bringing that part of the story to life.
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Stay tuned to learn more about my Valentine's Day plans!
It's here! I am thrilled to announce the debut of Alicia D. Photography - the much awaited day has finally come!
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In preparation to launch aliciad.com I thought it might be nice to have some new photos of myself!
So bundled up in winter coats, my friend, Robyn and I headed downtown to take a few urban photos... it's a treat to be on the other side of the lens! Thank you Robyn for taking direction so well!
