Senior Boys Crack Me Up...

Every time I get a call for a senior session, I have to laugh... typically if it's a girl she has ideas (usually a board on pinterest), she has a hair appointment, she has ten outfits (all with accessories)... If it's a boy, he has one outfit and an extra shirt that he was forced to bring with. He doesn't want to do pictures, he wants to get it over with and he has no opinion on anything. It cracks me up to see the huge difference between the two. Luckily, I have been fortunate enough to never have a boy complain (while we were shooting) - they do what I ask and we get some great shots and they go home in record time. This guy was no exception...

Class of 2014

This senior was so much fun! Senior girls seem much more willing to try new things and experiment with ideas I have - even as crazy as they may seem. She had ideas of her own and they too, turned out fabulous. With husband (my favorite photography side kick) in tow, we stomped around these country roads, railroad tracks, barns and fences to capture some incredible images. It was so hard to choose which images to use!

Wet Wedding

What a nice day... for a... white wedding.... uh, well, a WET wedding for sure! This day was wet and messy and unfortunately was moved indoors instead of on the beach. Luckily we were able to sneak out for a few moments and get a few shots between sprinkles - and in the end, all that matters is they were married. This was one of the most interesting weddings I have ever been to, twists and turns and lots of fun! Beautiful bride, handsome groom, family and friends galore and a surprise preacher. And of course, no wedding is complete without a pint-sized conga line!

Brrr!!

We froze our butts off downtown during this morning session. Thankfully this family was super easy to photograph and we were done in record time. This particular family found me through a local school... I had donated a family session to the PTO as an auction item for an event. They were the lucky winners! They are truly an amazing family that I was thrilled to meet and photograph.