There are some sessions where all good things collide to create amazing portraits; like sweet small breezes, stunning warm sunlight, perfect locations and a really fun and relaxed subject.  That was Audrey’s senior photo shoot.  A M A Z I N G !    We had such a great time at the River Market and just couldn’t have asked for better conditions.  Audrey is a really nice and beautiful senior who is very active in school and swimming.  She was willing to get her “acting” on for some playful shots, which I think turned out superb.   I honestly had a difficult time narrowing down her shots to the images I would edit.  Here are 7 that I found particularly wonderful!   Suzy and Audrey, thank you so much!  It was a blast.

Brittany and her parents traveled about 75 miles to meet me at the Plaza for Brittany’s senior photo shoot.  What an honor to do her pictures.  We had a beautiful day and it was just a really good time with Brittany.    I am always so thrilled to meet these high school seniors and find out a bit about them.  I was amazed to find out that Brittany has only 28 seniors in her graduating class.  That’s hard to fathom when my kids go to a school of 1,600 students.  Topping that, my son has a friend at college that came from a high school of 1,600 per class year!  I’m sure that there are real perks to having a class the size of Brittany’s.  She certainly was a sweet and enjoyable person to photograph.  Thanks Brittany and mom and dad!

I have much to blog tonight, so I won’t “talk” much!  I have been busy since my last blog post, but had some sessions where I couldn’t post the images…which is unfortunate because they were fun, fun, fun family pictures.    So, here I am playing a little catch up from this weekend full of shoots.   I had a fun time with Stefanie and her son getting some great pictures of them.  I love it when parents ditch the school pictures in favor of creative photography that is unique.  That’s what Stefanie wanted for her son and also some updated pictures of her and them together.   Enjoy!   Thanks Stefani!