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For you my friend: 15 additional greeting/ holiday cards (total of 25, choose from 3 styles), a desktop wallpaper of a photo from the series, a download of the finished eBook and your name on the BrokenPancreas blog as Friend!
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A donation of $250 brings to your door: A signed 8x10 print from the series, all the rewards of the $100 donor. Your name will be not only on the BrokenPancreas blog as Patron, but also listed in the finished eBook!
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A diamond ring…You get it all. Everything I am offering. You will be named as Founder, on the BrokenPancreas blog and in the finished eBook with dedication (up to 200 characters) and photo (subject to approval). You will also receive a printed portfolio of images from the entire book!
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Ken Kotch has been a photographer for ten years. He holds a B.S. in Photography from Northeastern University. He has worked for the Associate Press during the 2004 Boston Democratic National Convention, Sports Illustrated Magazine (covering the New England Patriots), ProCycling Magazine, National Parks Magazine, as well as private events, weddings and portraits. He has lived in Italy, China and currently calls Boston home.
Ken was diagnosed with Type I (juvenile) diabetes when he was eight years old. His doctor at the time, Dr. Starkman, told him there was nothing he could not do—except skydive and scuba dive. “Why?” Ken asked. “Because those are the two things I wouldn’t do,” replied Dr. Starkman. Ken has adopted that mentality ever since. Since then Ken has gone both scuba diving and skydiving.
He is now working on a project photographing people with diabetes. With Broken Pancreas, Ken hopes to show the world that diabetics lead (extra)ordinary lives everyday.
