There is something really sweet about shooting a younger sibling of a someone you photographed a few years before. It’s fun to reconnect with the clients and hear about their lives. The client also knows just what to expect from the shoot and the finished photo products. We again did the Fine Art Session that allows for multiple locations and creates enough variety that it pairs well with a small album. A bright, creative young woman, Chloe wasn’t afraid to be a little silly sometimes. Congratulations Chloe!

Dina was an international student at CU Boulder from Kuwait! She came in this spring with her younger brother and they were such a pleasure to work with – kind, polite, fun, smart, interesting. We did both studio portraits and outdoor portraits at Chautauqua to commemorate her graduation from CU Boulder, and to give her professional headshots for graduate school applications. It’s the first time someone has brought a cat in a backpack to an on location photo shoot!

Despite it being windy and cold we had a great time and got some terrific images of Jade for her graduation from CU Denver. This was my first visit to the Emmanuel Art Gallery on campus. What an interesting history! Built in 1876, it was the first building on the state historical monuments list, it’s been a church, synagogue and now an art gallery.

 

 

 

I love the variety of images we got in this fun senior portrait shoot outside in the mountains above Boulder.  I feel so fortunate to get such great clients like Ella and her mom.

Chautauqua is bright and beautiful on a summer morning and a little less crowded than the afternoon.   It’s not easy to work with bright Colorado sun.  Fun session with this high school senior who goes to boarding school in North Carolina!

The rain held off for a wonderful portrait session with Tailor, a graduating CU senior.  Although I get to meet students from all over the country, it seems like the majority who do photo shoots for announcements are from southern California.  It’s an exciting time for these impressive young college students.  Good luck Tailor!