Picture Equality!

Critical Exposure celebrated its 10th anniversary with Picture Equality at DLA Piper with a cocktail reception and silent and live auctions of photographs by their students and by world-class photographers from National Geographic. All proceeds supported Critical Exposure’s work to empower youth through photography. Here, DC Children and Youth Investment Trust Corporation exec director Ed Davies with his colleague Rebecca Renard, and Fair Chance’s Anjali Nagpaul.

Like-minded people who are interested in questioning the status quo, changing lives, and creating unique opportunities joined together for the 7th annual professional photography auction. Congrats to DLA Piper’s Ryan Compton, here with his wife Marcy and the photograph he won in the auction by Nashville photographer Andrea Morales.

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