Most Story Boards features a collection of family, children or individual images. However, one of my favorite ways to create a Story Board is using a sequence of images. These are normally images taken within seconds (literally) of one another. Here are a few I created from my last session.
I received a call from Dr. Lewis several months ago regarding scheduling a session for her two daughter’s senior photos. I had planned on photographing them next year when I return to shoot a wedding, but I was very excited when the girls decided they wanted to do the photo shoot during our time in Arkansas.
We shot in a neat little town just walking distance from their home.
Two beautiful girls, gorgeous eyes, an awesome location and six outfits later, I realized I was going to be in trouble. My 2GB SD card was already full! Yes, we took LOTS of pictures.
I stayed up a little later last night to post some extras! Enjoy!
I have a lot to update everyone on, but for now, my new cell is:
770-639-0598
If I told you we had a really, really great time in Arkansas would you believe me?
Despite the first picture I took there, we actually had a wonderful time in NW Arkansas visiting Matthew’s parents on our road-trip back to Georgia. (If you’ve had a session with me and your child was not loving picture-time, I’ve probably told you how difficult it is to get my own son to smile when the camera is out. Now, you see it for yourself!)
I had to post an extra photo of Grey. Why? Well, look at him. He was such a sweetie-pie. Another great family… adorable kids, fun parents… I LOOOOOVE my job!!!
I did two family sessions at my in-laws house in Arkansas on Thanksgiving day. It was a great backdrop for this family who all love horses and the country. I love girls who can wear cowboy boots and still look totally cute and stylish! 
I should have known I was in trouble when Hayley called me giggling and said, “I have this really crazy idea for our Christmas cards.” I should have said no, but, considering they are our really close friends, I went along with her idea.
Before showing this photo, I must give a few disclaimers:
1. NO PHOTOSHOP WAS USED IN THE MAKING OF THIS IMAGE.
2. NO ONE WAS INJURED (or shrunk) IN THE MAKING OF THIS IMAGE.
3. THIS IS IN NO WAY A REFLECTION OF MY PROFESSIONAL WORK. I WILL NOT DUPLICATE THIS SHOT EVER AGAIN. (DON’T TRY TO BRIBE ME WITH MONEY. IT WON’T HAPPEN.)
I hope I’m not ruining Aaron & Hayley’s Christmas card surprise, but I just HAD to post this picture. Yes, it’s totally weird and strange; but, it makes me smile each time I see it.
Dear Christy,
These storyboards are awesome. You are the most talented photographor. Ever!!!
Dr. Rebecca Lewis