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Product Details Artist grade canvas, archival inks, wooden stretcher bars, and UVB protective coating
Artist Corey Hulse
Collection gallery
Each year, Luminary Bags are set up, each with a name of a loved one in honor of or in memory of an individual who had cancer. Candles are put in each bag, and this year we arranged them to spell out the word HOPE!
I was able to sneak up to the upper deck of Franklin Field with my Pentax camera that I was using for a black and white photography class and get this picture.
My mom is alive today because of the work done by organizations like the American Cancer Society. She was diagnosed with breast cancer 10 years ago, and through treatments of chemotherapy and radiation, she fought through it and is a survivor.
With every print of this picture sold, I will be making a donation to the 2008 Relay For Life at Penn. Check back on this site to see periodic updates on the amount donated. In addition, Ill be raffling off a 36 x 24 framed version of this photo at the event this year, and all the proceeds from that raffle will be donated to Relay.
Relay For Life at Penn was started back in 2004 in conjunction with the American Cancer Society by undergraduate students to raise money for cancer research and advocacy and to date have raised over $200,000, including $135,000 at the event in 2007. For more information about this years event, please visit http://events.cancer.org/rflpaupenn.
Stretched Canvas
Modern Lines
Contemporary White
Natural Clear Maple
Unframed print
