09/04/2026
Important Announcement -
I want to take a moment to explain an important change I’m making here at Abiding Faith Photography.
Moving forward, I will no longer be publicly posting children’s faces on this business page.
This decision comes after recent court rulings and growing concerns about how artificial intelligence can be used to create harmful images of children.
One recent federal appeals court ruling involved AI-generated images of minors and raised serious questions about whether our current laws are keeping up with the technology. While that ruling did not make it legal to use real children’s photos to create abusive images, it highlighted just how complicated—and concerning—this issue has become.
We are also seeing cases where AI has been used to alter images of real children into inappropriate or abusive content.
And as a photographer, that is something I cannot ignore.
I believe children deserve to have their images protected. I believe parents deserve to know that the photos they entrust to us are being handled with care.
And I believe that protecting a child’s privacy should matter more than getting likes, shares, or engagement on a business page.
So, even though I may still have permission to share an image, I am choosing to be more intentional about what I put online.
You may still see beautiful photography, artwork, behind-the-scenes content, and other ways we celebrate the families we serve—but I will no longer be publicly exposing children’s faces on this page.
This is not about judging parents who choose to share their children’s images. It is about making a decision for my business that I believe is in the best interest of the children and families I serve.
Our children deserve to be celebrated.
But they also deserve privacy, dignity, and protection.
And that is something I will always stand behind.
Thank you for understanding and for continuing to support Abiding Faith Photography and our mission of serving special needs families with portraits, encouragement, and purpose.