Senior Photography is one of my most favorite kinds of photography. I LOVE trying new things and capturing new experiences. Seniors are having accomplished the end of childhood and are on the brink of adulthood. We want to encompass whatever they have accomplished this a far and shed light into what adventured that have endured. Sometimes its sports other times its books and sometimes animals are involved. This is the second time I have had the pleasure of capturing a four-legged friend. I love that I got to capture not only her beauty but the beauty of Colorado sunsets, mountains,…
Although COVID has put a wrench in what normal back to school looks like, it is great that kids can go back to somewhat of a routine, since the eternity of summer of 2020 seems to never end. There has been so many options of how
One of the hardest parts of photography is capturing the perfect shot. The shot that you will hold sacred and encompasses the essence of who you are and how your children are. This is an extremely hard balance when you are told to sit still and have a fake grin. So, what makes me unique is that I want me clients, especially the little people,
Senior photos are a time to capture the “YOU” that your senior has become. The things that encompass their personality and play a central role in their self-discovery. Here are some tips that can help you make it the best experience possible.
This season of quarantine has been so crazy and it has been uncharted territory that has left us with so much uncertainty and fear. This fear as driven us so much that we almost feel paralyzed… wanting to hide until it is all over. What I have learned is I cannot hide. I have to provide for my family. I cannot put my head in the sand and hope to God I will come out on top by the end. I must pivot. I have to get creative and I have to try new things. These new things might not necessarily be my style but some of these things that can create new and different beauty.
