Showing posts with label Senior. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Senior. Show all posts

Thursday, March 8, 2012




Yes.  I am completely biased.
I think she's fabulous.
No no no. . . I know she's fabulous.
Just an all around lovely lady.
But really....these pictures were ridiculously fulfilling and fun to take. 
Without my darling mother in law to watch my babies and save them from the cold it would not have been possible.
Thank you for enduring the blizzard.
It was completely worth the numb fingers and toes. . . but then again I was wearing 2 coats.
You my dear were not.
And your wonderful mom was not.
I hope it was worth it for you:).
If I haven't mentioned it before let me do so again: 
I Love senior portraits!
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Those are her UNEDITED eyes.  
Isn't she gorgeous?
  It must hard being so naturally breathtaking.  What a rough road.  
I'd sure like a ticket on that train.

Friday, August 12, 2011

I don't recall having every enjoyed myself on a session so much.

Now, it was a different kind of joy.

It was absolutely relaxing and thrilling and fulfilling to the nth degree.

If we said smile: she did

If we said go in the water: she did

If we said work it: she did

Man, senior portrait's are pretty much the best ever.

Brie: you are sweet, lovely, flexible and it was truly my pleasure.
























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Thursday, August 4, 2011

Your mom wanted Senior pictures.
You were such a good sport. High fives all around.
My brother ditched out on his senior portrait package despite my mother's request so I think anyone who sticks it out is ever faithful.
Girls. . .
eat your heart out.






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In our church we believe in clothing our youth
Covering their lovely bodies
Modesty.
These were some photo's from their modest session which were transferred to a poster advertising modest dress to other youth.
Aren't they the most beautiful poster children you have ever seen!
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There is never a dull moment when you have a house filled to the brim with 16 year old's. What a splendid little project.
It was our treat!