Leah had a beautiful evening for her senior pictures, and we could actually see the mountains again after weeks of smoky skies this summer! We did two locations near each other so we could have both water and mountain views and I enjoyed spending the evening with Leah and her mom walking around and taking these special photos.
Read MoreIt’s that time of year again - time for senior portrait season! It’s almost back to school and many high school seniors are starting to look for pictures while the weather is warm and to stay ahead of the yearbook deadline. William was the first of the busy senior season and he kicked it off with a great evening for portraits!
Read MoreKirstin and I met up over the weekend for her senior photo session, and she was very laid back and quiet for her photos. I think I talked way too much and probably made a fool of myself a little, but I must say her photos are beautiful and I hope they authentically capture her.
Read MoreI am so excited to share this next sneak peek as I met this young lady through her mom right when I moved to Colorado 6 years ago. Her mom and I were in the same book club I had joined to meet new people, and I can’t believe that Peyton is now in her senior year of high school! She was so easy going and laid back for her senior pictures that we had a lot of fun trying a new spot with fall leaves and overall just enjoying the experience.
Read MoreSavannah and her mom had scheduled senior pictures earlier in the summer to get a prized fall date in early October, hoping for fall colors around town. The colors were just barely starting to change, so they weren’t exactly the vibrant yellow’s we’d hoped for but I still think you can tell that fall has arrived especially with a golden and red sunset.
Read MoreMiss Zoe braved the new fall weather with me earlier this week for a gorgeous, yet slightly chilly outdoor senior photo session. Despite the slight chill, it was still a great evening for taking senior pictures and we could even see the mountains at the end after weeks of it being too smoky to see them.
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