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I'm a big believer in living life to it's fullest and for the most part, you'll find a smile on my face!  That's the short story about me.  The long story includes a passion for photography, playing my guitar, surfing, skateboarding, snowboarding, hockey, mountain biking, skydiving and more!

I like good coffee in the morning, and good wine at night.  Cooking combines three of my favorite things, creativity, food, and friends. So you can often times find me in the kitchen making an Italian family recipe.  You're welcome at my house anytime!  Just bring a smile, an appetite, and if you want to score big points, a bottle of red wine!  (Oh, and don't be afraid to have your picture taken.  If you're here, it's bound to happen!)

All of these activities are amazing, but they would not be nearly as fun or possible at all if it weren't for God, my family, and my friends.  These three are the most important to me, and I cannot thank them enough for supporting me on this amazing journey!

"MAKE IT COUNT" HAS GONE PINK!

10.09.2008 Posted in Portraits

I’m so excited to announce that the “Make it Count” program has gone PINK!  October is breast cancer awareness month and in my life that means my Aunt Rose and Grandma Manning.  Because of the incredible research that is being done and a fighter’s spirit, both my aunt and grandma are now cancer survivors!  I can’t thank organizations like Susan G. Komen enough for all that they do, but we’re joining the FIGHT!
Book your “Make it Count” portrait session today and $50 will go directly to the Susan G. Komen foundation.  I’m donating my time to shoot the sessions, so there is no sitting fee to pay.  The package price covers the editing, prints, and donation.  So you get a really great deal, a really great package, and a portrait session that “Counts” in the fight against breast cancer.  Join the fight with us and book your session today!  Go to www.dmphotographers.com and click on “Make it Count” to learn more!
In honor of Rose Chamberlin and Shirley Manning.

by David Manning

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