I recently did a photoshoot of some puppies that were available for adoption from Friends of Campbell County Animal Shelter in order to help them find a home. Duke is being adopted in a few days and Ginger has several interested. As of today Amelia is still available. They were constantly moving so I put them in a bucket and crate to slow them down for a second. They are so adorable and I know they will make someone an awesome companion.
2017 has flown by, and I like to take a look back and reflect on what happened over the past year to help me prepare for the year to come. Each year I get to meet more and more seniors and their families. They are at a turning point in their lives and it is great to be part of that. It's the point where childhood comes to an end and the road to adulthood begins. I love being able to capture who they are in that moment before things start to change and big decisions start to be made.
Thank you to each and everyone of my clients! I wish you all the best in the year to come!!
Wonder how senior portraits in the winter will look? Well, here you go! They look great! There is always great places to shoot no matter the season. We shot these on the campus of Sweet Briar College and I had no problem finding interesting places to shoot.
This is Adam and he is a senior at EC Glass high school and he is my nephew. It's so hard to believe he is a senior. He will be the second of my nieces and nephews to graduate and time just keeps going by faster. I am looking forward to watching him play his final season of Lacrosse this year! He brought his dog Juneau along for a few pictures as well!
We did two sessions for Justin. We met up this summer by a lake for some kayak fishing pictures then again in October for some hunting. I really love some of Justin's hunting ones! And truck ones! And ones by the barn!
At sunset we went out into a gorgeous field and took some shots as the sun set. I found out that Justin may decide to enter into the Marine Corp after high school! Thank you Justin for your desire to serve. Not matter what you decide to do I wish you all the luck after high school!
My senior softball players are serious about their softball. They play for their school in the spring and travel ball all year long. This girl does just that. She usually plays second when playing for Rustburg and pitches some on her travel team. I really like how her slide came out. It was dark by that time and I had to use my model light on my Einstein to see her to focus.
Thank you Jamie for asking me to capture your senior portraits. Good luck in your Senior season.
