What a complete JOY it has been raising this level-headed, easy-going and sensible girl. She’s never been the type to act on emotion, try to get her own way or not be happy with the little things. There’s not many draw-backs to her being so low-maintenance, but as I’ve tried to plan her senior photos...
When I first began to photograph Kate thirteen years ago, her mom was intentional about bringing special items to our session. How FUN to look back and remember those seasons! Lots of great seasons- stuffed bunny, baseball, flowers and a SWEET dog named Bentley! Now we get to celebrate her SENIOR YEAR! What a fun...
Although it was my first time photographing at University of Georgia, it was NOT my first time photographing Katie! (As a matter of fact, I started taking photos of her 16 years ago!) During our last session, we celebrated her high school graduation. And now, here we are celebrating her COLLEGE graduation on campus in...
I couldn’t resist pulling out a photo from when Elizabeth was just a lil’ girl. But for now, we’re CELEBRATING her SENIOR year!
You may see a pretty young lady, but I can’t help but still see Elyse as an adorable, sweet and quiet lil’ 4-year old girl who I got to hug and teach each week in Sunday school class. What an honor to document her SENIOR YEAR!
My task was very simple.Go hang-out with my childhood friend and her family in Arizona and, before I leave, update their family photo. But here I am now… posting an entire page to JUST Riley! It’s not my fault though!Riley is kind… Jesus-loving… smart… thoughtful… lovely… and, not to state the obvious, but beautiful! And...
I tried every trick in the book to get Ross EXCITED about his senior photos. I found a neat downtown area with a fun restaurant where we could eat afterwards.If he wanted a more modern look, I had that covered too!What about on the pickle ball courts? But all of my ideas seemed to be...
