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Help-Portrait comes to Siloam Mission

Siloam Mission guests were able to get free professional photos taken through Help-Portrait. December 5, 2015. Riley McDermid/Global News

WINNIPEG — Siloam Mission guests were able to get professional holiday photographs of themselves taken on Saturday.

Local photographers like Jon Adaskin donated their time, equipment and expertise to make it happen.

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“There’s so much that we can do to help and if this is all that it takes for me to help a little bit it’s easy to do and I’m happy to do it. We’re all happy to do it,” he said.

The initiative is part of Help-Portrait, a worldwide movement aimed at providing professional photographs to people who aren’t able to afford them.

Photographers were also at the Indigenous Family Centre on Saturday providing free portraits.

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