Who We Are
Our Mission
Our Mission
To honor life through photography.
Our History
Our History
Founder Lynette Huffman Johnson began photographing families and children in 1984, shortly after the birth of her first daughter. In 1996 her sister-in-law asked her to take a different kind of picture: a picture of her niece, Lainie, who was stillborn. Another close friend’s baby had died over two decades prior, and it was the memory of these two children, Lainie and Janus, that inspired Lynette to form Soulumination.
Since its inception as a 501(c)(3) non-profit public organization in 2005, Soulumination has grown to over 50 professional photographers who volunteer their time and talents, and over 120 community volunteers who lovingly help us serve these families.
Videos About Soulumination
Videos About Soulumination

Dr. Amory and Dr. and Mr. Orfori explain what our services mean to them
Dr. Amory and Dr. and Mr. Orfori explain what our services mean to them
Superhero Hailey
Superhero Hailey
Photographer Caroline Catlin's TEDx talk about Soulumination
Photographer Caroline Catlin's TEDx talk about Soulumination
Soulumination and the Today Show
Soulumination and the Today Show
We are pleased to share a New York Times article about our mission written by our Volunteer Photographer, Caroline Catlin.
We are pleased to share a New York Times article about our mission written by our Volunteer Photographer, Caroline Catlin.