Successful Portrait Session I have been shooting models, actors, families and others for a number of years now and have 5 suggestions that I think will be helpful for those considering a shoot especially for the first time. 1. The Appointment.Sit down and discuss with the photographer the purpose of the photography and what youContinue reading “5 Tips for Good Portrait Sessions – Working with Photographers”
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Need a Headshot? One that works for you!
Headshots for models, actors, and business professionals When looking for professional headshots or portraits, call on Lonnie Dawkins Photography. Models, actors, and companies have used our photo services and received images that have gotten them great results. Located in convenient Prince George’s County, Maryland we are easily available to the entire Maryland, Washington DC, andContinue reading “Need a Headshot? One that works for you!”
Remembering President Barack Obama’s 2009 Inauguration
Barack Obama’s inauguration viewed from the National Mall in Washinton, jam-packed with peaceful attendees. It was a freezing cold January day in 2009 when we stood in a massive orderly crowd as President Barack Hussein Obama was sworn into office. Those were peaceful times and security was not as tight.. On Monday crowds strolled theContinue reading “Remembering President Barack Obama’s 2009 Inauguration”
Photos Required: Children grow up so fast
Child and family photography service in Prince George’s County, Maryland and surrounding area by professional photographer Lonnie Dawkins.
Going to the Courthouse and We’re Going to get Married
Planning to get married at the courthouse in Prince George’s County or Washington, DC? I’ll meet you and capture the moment in beautiful pictures. Whether it’s just the two of you, or the two of you and a small group of family and friends, it can be a very special event! After we take picturesContinue reading “Going to the Courthouse and We’re Going to get Married”
Washington, DC Model – Donte
Donte – DC Male model wearing striped knitted sweater. This is from our 3rd photo shoot. Due to busy schedules it is difficult to find time to shoot. When time does permit we are both pleased with the results. The first image was taken in existing light. Facebook Instagram
Let her works praise her – Mary McLeod Bethune Statue – Lincoln Park, Washington, DC
By Lonnie Dawkins I have been fascinated by the works of Mary McLeod Bethune since I first read about her in high school. When I went to college in the 70s and we had a chance to name the building that housed our Black Student Union, it was Mary McLeod Bethune’s name that I pushedContinue reading “Let her works praise her – Mary McLeod Bethune Statue – Lincoln Park, Washington, DC”
Pennsylvania Avenue: America’s Main Street is almost ordinary on a Friday Afternoon
Washington, DC’s Pennsylvania Avenue is called “America’s Main Street” and is home to historic parades and events. Less than a month ago it was packed with people for the second inauguration of President Barack Obama and on other occasions for solemn funeral processions. Yesterday afternoon it looked very much like an ordinary street with people commuting, leavingContinue reading “Pennsylvania Avenue: America’s Main Street is almost ordinary on a Friday Afternoon”
Remembering Chuck Brown: Fans packed Washington Convention Center to show love and respect
Chuck Brown, Godfather of GoGo By Lonnie Dawkins A large and diverse group of fans gathered to show love and respect for the Godfather of GoGo, Chuck Brown. Services took place on May 31, 2012 at the Washington Convention Center. It was a remarkable occasion. Related articles Lonnie Dawkins is a Maryland based portrait photographer
Photos: Hundreds Marched Demanding Justice for Trayvon Martin in Washington, DC
Saturday, April 7, 2012. Hundreds of protesters marched in Washington, DC demanding justice for Trayvon Martin, the Florida teen who was killed. Marchers represented people of all races, young and old. Buses and cars blew their horns in solidarity. http://www.lonniedawkins.com