How "Crowdfunding" is Making a Dream Come True for One Road-Bound Photographer
Summary
Though the project has just launched, Liz has been posting fliers, making phone calls, and turning to the Internet for support from her fans and corporations for months.“I became inspired to do this project almost 2 years ago after discovering one of my favorite scenic locations had become the victim of new construction,” Liz says, “I was thankful I had been able to capture some of the location’s epic beauty before it was ripped out, but knowing that no one else would be able to enjoy the experience in person again was really heart breaking.This time, more experienced, she is confident of reaching her goal despite a tight timeline—just 30 days.Liz is a professional photographer based out of Riverside, CA, whose work has built a large social media following.Though the project has just launched, Liz has been posting fliers, making phone calls, and turning to the Internet for support from her fans and corporations for months.For Liz, this project combines a dream come true with a passion for preserving in photos a world we’re rapidly losing.“I became inspired to do this project almost 2 years ago after discovering one of my favorite scenic locations had become the victim of new construction,” Liz says, “I was thankful I had been able to capture some of the location’s epic beauty before it was ripped out, but knowing that no one else would be able to enjoy the experience in person again was really heart breaking.