If you’ve followed this blog for a while, then you know how much I prefer not to shoot photo illustrations. I think photo illustrations have their place, but I feel like most papers don’t allow the time a resources to do it right.
Recently my co-photographer Rob Winner and I put together what I think is one of our best photo illustrations concerning salvaging your nest egg following our terrible financial meltdown.
Like I said in Part 1, there is a happy ending to this story. Kevin’s Leukemia is in remission. But the absence of the symptoms is only the primer for many resulting positive actions.
Before he became ill, Kevin returned to his hometown of DeKalb mid-way through his education at Cornell University in New York. Kevin was unsure of his direction in life and going to Northern Illinois University would be cheaper and allow him to get his general education courses finished.
In the end, it was the extended time Kevin spent at home and in the hospital which helped him find his path.
If you’ve followed this blog for a while then you know that for the past 10 months I have been following Kevin Ballantine, a local college student with Leukemia. Last week the story had a happy ending: a healthy Kevin left for school at Cornell University in New York.
It’s been a long process, but I will try to summarize the intense year. A year Kevin’s mom calls “Kevin’s big adventure” (Part 1).
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