Brothers!

I finally edited these photos for my brothers. They turned out nicely, don't you think?

This one is my favorite - pose, face, coloring.

Deborah, Graduation

Great job Deb, I'm so proud! And I know I'm not the only one.

p.s. Nice being in the right place at the right time with my camera :D

Senior Photos: Deborah, Outdoor Session

Our final round. I had told her that we were going to go to Union Station in Ogden for these but I found out they are doing construction, and that my Mother's neighbor has a beautifully remodeled barn. So we went there. The light was perfect and we had fun. Thanks Deebs!

Deborah Senior Portrait Series: Introduction

My first studio session! What fun! Actually, the day before and day of the event were super stressful, trying to complete my studio before the guest of honor showed up. Luckily she was a little late for her appointment, and I was able to sit down and relax with my daughter before starting the session. *wiping hand across forehead* What stress!!

But I had fun. I think she had fun too. There are few glamour shots in Part I, and I overdid her makeup but, Oh, how beautiful they turned out. I learned a lesson here. She's beautiful. And less is more in life. But (I ignored my lesson on this and now I'm kicking myself a little) you gotta play it up a little in the pictures, for certain features to stand out. But even with natural it turned out well!

We had fun with props, and changing the lighting around a little. I also learned a little about how bright lights react on film, since I shoot right now with a 35mm Canon EOS. She was a trooper and the session was over too soon. We shot OVER 100 pictures, and we were both sad when it ended.

Thanks, Deb, for such fun.

Deborah Senior Portraits, In Studio, Part IV

Deborah Senior Portraits, In Studio, Part III

Deborah Senior Portraits, In Studio, Part II

Deborah's Senior Portraits, In Studio Part I