Olivia has been coming to us for most of her life. She has to be one of the most patient children I create portraits for. My daughter, AnnaGrace, assisted on this session. Even though she is only 4, she is great at getting the other kids to relax. Plus, when it is time to play – she knows where all the cool spots are.
I am amazed at the stories that I hear from seniors when they come in.
Dave was no different. I approached the session with the normal artistic approach. We matched the backgrounds with the clothes and used classic and contemporary poses, but Dave is talented – really talented.
He is nationally ranked in western riding and certainly has the awards to prove it. I was shocked at the beauty of the horse. I grew up in farm country in southern Ohio, but we did not get to see horses like this. Here is a picture of Dave and his awards and I also have included a black and white of Total Assets.
My Ipod.
It was my Ipod’s first big role. Sarah LOVES her ipod, but did 
not have it with her (I know that sounds like a contradiction). However, my Ipod didn’t mind taking a break from playing music for the session to star in Sarah’s senior portraits.
It is so much fun to incorporate your stuff into senior portraits (I know it was MY ipod, but just pretend.)
