Here’s an interesting character. Feisty, mouthy and funny… and that was just in the two hours for her session. We got along great, and her mother was a real hoot, too. This is actually from last year, and Kellyn is now in college, but I couldn’t resist posting one for her. We still trade barbs on Facebook. 🙂
When a senior says that they have a musical instrument they would like featured in their portraits, I get a little excited. Props that define someone are a great way to create a portrait that will be treasured forever. Victoria’s passion for her music made a distinct difference to her session and her images.
Here’s an interesting personality. It didn’t seem to matter what we threw at Zach, he was game for anything. And the greatest thing about that is it opened up a lot of fun moments. We photographed Zach’s sister, Brie, a couple of years ago, and while she was also interesting (extremist sense), Zach tore down any walls there may have been. 🙂
I’m constantly reminded of how different each person is that comes to us for anything… not that I need reminding, but when the creative energy starts flowing, it seems like the differences are what make it so much easier to pull something together. Tyler truly personified that creativity.
