I had the honor of taking Miss L's two year photos the other day. Let me just say, two year olds are really fast! LOL. She is absolutely adorable. Here is a quick sneak peek for her parents.
Mr. A I met up with some former neighbors the other night at the park, and took some photos of their oldest, Mr. A. He brought along his mother, sister, and beautiful girlfriend. I have known Mr. A since he was in elementary school and now he has grown into a wonderful young man. He is considering furthering his education in MN in 2013. I feel very honored that his family called me to take his senior photos this year. Thank you!
I look forward to Part 2 (soccer and hockey) coming up at the end of the month.
Here is a preview of Mr. J. We met earlier this week just after school, and man, it was starting to get COLD. You can tell that winter is just around the corner for us here in the Midwest. He (ok, actually it was his mom), picked the great location of Phoenix Park. I LOVE that place!
While Mr. J was not terribly excited for Senior Photos (but then again, not many boys are - what's up with that?!), he did a fantastic job and I got some great shots. I wasn't able to get the one of him going into the girls bathroom, but maybe next time. :-)
Here is a sneak peak of Mr. C's photos. We went to one of my favorite local parks to get some great shots of this senior. He did an excellent job and had a good time (or so he tells me). Check out that smile!
Meet Mr. S. a 2011 Memorial High School senior. He took us on a drive to the Devils Punch Bowl last week. What an amazing place and a handsome gentleman. He took me on a hike down about a billion stairs (ok, not quite a billion, but there were ALOT of stairs), to the bottom of the 'Punch Bowl'. We were able to get some great senior photos for him at this beautiful location. Here's your preview. Hope you like it.
I had the opportunity to meet with Ayden and his mom at the park the other day. He is a busy boy and very talkative. 2 year olds are so much fun. We went off looking for ants and found many other things along the way. It was a pleasure to work with Ayden and his mother. Here is a sneak peak for you.
Millions and millions of these things in my yard, on my sidewalk and on my car. If anyone wants some, just let me know. I would be happy to 'harvest' them for you.
Remember how much fun they used to be when you were a kid? You would throw them in the air forever, and watch them 'fly' down. Well, as an adult, not so much fun. Still good for a little while, but after that, not so much.