The first time we tried to get Jordan’s senior pictures done we were cut short thanks to the typical quick moving Colorado storm. This time, I made sure I didn’t comment on how perfect of a day we had so that I didn’t jinx us again. And you know what? We ended up having perfect weather and got some great shots! It is pretty much impossible to get a bad shot of Jordan though.
Thanks for making more time for us to finish up your session Jordan!
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I got carried away downloading these images. I usually will download them and peruse them, but I usually try to work in order of sessions. Well, I saw a few of these right away that I just wanted to get up.
With my weddings I include an engagement session, but Emily and Garrett already had their engagement pictures done, so we did a day after session instead. We got some really fun shots. I hope you enjoy!
Emily could easily be one of the most beautiful women I’ve ever photographed.
We finished off the night under the sprinkler. Luckily the water wasn’t too cold, but Emily was a trooper!
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Anyone who has been in our home or since we’ve moved so much in the last year, our homes knows that I have an addiction to BIG prints. Our living room wall is covered in four 16×20’s, our bedroom has one big 16×24, and that’s just the start of it. I do kind of laugh when someone refers to an 8×10 as a BIG print, because I’ve gotten to the point that those are my little prints. A print with some size can really make a statement in a room. That, and everything I print, I print because I love it or the person/people in it and don’t want to have to get right up next to the picture to really enjoy it.
When I was back in Colorado I went over to Kayte’s home (this is her little guy) to figure out what she wanted to order. She showed be the wall that she wanted to put the shots up on and we figured out a wall arrangement with some big images that are going to be beautiful in their home. If you have a spot picked out for the images, let me help you figure out the best way to display them and the best sizes for your spot.
When I buy or shoot new pictures and go to print them, I view them as an investment. They aren’t just going to be around for a year or two, I hope that I can pass them down and have them be as treasured as I hold my grandparent’s and parent’s pictures.
Here is the arrangement that we came up with for Kayte. The b&w center image is a 16×24 and the long skinny prints are 10×20’s. I can’t wait to see this up!
Look for a bunch of new stuff on the blog throughout this week. Tomorrow is going to be a busy workday. I figured I better get it all done tomorrow before our season starts Thursday!
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I can’t believe that graduation time is already coming up. Koby was actually the first senior that I did this year. I put together this cool grad card for him. I’m only going to post up the front so that his grad party doesn’t get a bunch of crashers.
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Like I promised in my last post, this is Kyle. Kyle and Keith are twin brothers that I shot earlier in the year. Now that these guys are down to less than a month before graduation, I decided that I better get these up sooner than later.
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Earlier in the school year I shot a couple of twin brothers. Today is Keith’s day and tomorrow I’ll throw up some of my favorites of his brother Kyle.
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When I was back in Colorado, one of the sessions that I was blessed with was for my good friends, Kayte and Brent’s little man Brady. I pretty much spent the entire day just hanging out with them, mostly because he’s grown way too much since we moved out here and I knew it was going to be awhile before I got to see him again. Brady is pretty close to 6 months in these images.
I almost edited this one out. The more I looked at it though, the more that I loved it. I think the look on his face is just priceless.
Hopefully next time we get to spend a little more time outside!
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Since we finally had a cleared schedule with Brady and Lance, we decided to take advantage of it and get some shots of the cousins together.
I have a lot of fun photographing out in the country and in rural Colorado. It keeps your mind turning for different spots. I’ve also had to really look at ordinary spots and wonder what I could do with them. Yes, I’m a geek, that’s fun to me!
In a little over a month Lance will be a high school graduate. He will also walk away from high school as a 2A basketball state champion and has a pretty good shot of having the same success with baseball.
We had originally planned on getting Lance’s pictures done before I moved out to Indiana. However, back in January he injured his knee and had to have knee surgery. That obviously took precedents over any kind of schedule we had planned. Lance thought that he would be done with basketball thanks to the injury, but ended up making a ridiculously quick recovery to make it back for the end of the season.
I love a little moody lighting. Add that to some nice pitching shots and it comes out pretty cool.
It kills me to put anything North Carolina on this blog. Lance is a big UNC fan, so if was pretty important that be included in his senior pics. Oh, and GO DUKE (we’ll get them next year)!
I was lucky enough to get to know Brady a few years ago. My husband coached his Babe Ruth baseball team and then moved up with Brady’s class and also coached his legion team.
We were pretty fortunate to be able to squeeze in his senior pictures while I was back in Colorado. Between all of the sports Boo plays and school, it was challenging. It’s pretty crazy for me to think that in a month Brady will be done with high school and moving onto college.
Doesn’t Brady just have killer eyes?
We lucked out and got a beautiful day.
Halfway through high school Revere and Julesburg combined sports programs and became Sedgwick County. This one was Brady’s idea and I think that it was a pretty cool one.
Anna Lynch McClary Photography 