Photography Day is an opportunity for you and your family to get pictures taken by a professional photographer. Following your session, you will receive all the photos digitally at no cost to you. This opportunity is FREE to DSAGC families, but registration is required. Space is limited and fills on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Photography Day Details:
Registration is required. Only register for one ticket per family based on the individual with Down syndrome's age.
Registration is organized by age of individual with Down syndrome, time, and location. Please be sure to double check your registration to ensure you signed up correctly. If the registration for your age group is full, please email Amy Fleming at Amy@dsagc.com to be placed on a waiting list.
There are outdoor and indoor options. Outdoor photos are taken at Lindner Park, 2726 Cypress Way, Norwood, OH 45212. Indoor photos are taken at the DSAGC Office, 4623 Wesley Avenue, Suite A Cincinnati, OH 45212.
Each session lasts 10 minutes.
Parents and siblings are encouraged to attend. The photographer can get both individual and group shots. Immediate family only, please.
Following the session, we will email your digital photos once the photographer edits them.
COVID-19 Guidelines:
All photographers and DSAGC staff will be wearing masks and practicing social distancing.
For this event, we require the use of masks for participants when social distancing is not possible.
We request that you remain in your car until your session time.
Click here to view the full DSAGC COVID-19 Heath Safety Guidelines.
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