Colgan high school Senior, Kayla . . killing it in this red dress, and the white one, and the cheer outfit!! Wow, what a stunner!! I just love this family, ever since I met them during their oldest daughter’s senior year and had the privilege of shooting Alexa’s senior photos. Then, to get to photograph Kayla (the younger sister) and both of them being dancers was like icing on the cake!! Not to mention the destination shoot where I got to know Monica (mother, and Joe the father). I was so thankful to have Kayla as one of my Senior Models this year and we got to work together in all four seasons! She truly is a blast to photograph and such a natural beauty but so so sweet as well!! I know I say this a lot but it is a bit sad for me to see this season come to a close as she heads off to college next fall. I know we will stay in contact though and I also know she has such bright things ahead and I can’t wait to see what unfolds!! You got this Kayla!!
Portrait Masters Competition, Fall, 2019
Each year, I challenge myself to do better than the last year, and this involves attending several National and International Photography workshops to learn and grow in my profession. Part of that also includes entering some of my favorite images into judging to see how these images would be critiqued and judged. This helps me learn what to improve on and how I can grow. It also shows me areas that I’m doing well in. The Portrait Masters is a Worldwide competition and I’m so honored to report my results. I owe so much to my incredible clients who have been so amazing to work with and who help me, and encourage me, in so many ways! Special thank you to each of them!!
Teen Model Joy, Summer 2018
Now this might come as a shock but Joy is not a Senior in high school as she looks . . she is one of my Young models! She looks so mature for her age but yet can still have the innocent laughter and fun of a pre-highschooler. I've known this family for years now, and I've been wanting to photograph Joy for quite some time so I was thrilled when her Mom contacted me. Those blue eyes!!! Look out Jill and John, . . you might have to chase the boys away with a stick!