Here are a few favorites from Maggie’s senior portrait session!

I loved working with Andrea! Here are a few of my favorite images from her senior portrait session.  Blog posts are going to be short & sweet this week as I’m still playing catch-up from a fabulous wedding week in Seattle.  In the meantime, check out this gorgeous girl!

She’s a total natural – and I love those blue suede heels!

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LeaEllen September 18th, 2010

They look really good. I dont think they could have came out any better. She looks really beautiful and her eyes lookk gorgeous!

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Riley (one of my Senior Reps) came to me knowing she wanted something really fun and creative, but not sure where to begin.  We brainstormed together for a little bit before deciding to start the shoot with a theme of lemon yellow – her favorite color.  Thus, the vintage lemonade stand was born.  Then our minds wandered a little bit and we ended up with a ton of other fun stuff!  Riley is just gorgeous and wonderful in front of the camera.  Thanks for an amazing shoot, love!  You’re beautiful!

Not to crush anyone’s dreams or anything, but… definitely not lemonade in that pitcher.  It’s, um, nasty water we took from the creek and added yellow food coloring to.  Yum!  It reminds me of that scene from the old Addams Family movie:

Snotty Girl Scout : “My mom says I can’t buy your lemonade unless it’s made from REAL LEMONS..”

Wednesday Addams : “Well, I hope your Girl Scout cookies are made from real Girl Scouts.”

Anyways…

Sunflowers = picked from the side of the road.  True story.

The following shots are in her grandmother’s vintage rain coat!  I love it :)  That B&W shot on the right is SO INTENSE!  One of my favorites :)

Cool people can fake rain.  It’s true.

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Claire September 2nd, 2010

Yes!! I love that I helped brainstorm for this. I love how it turned out. :D

admin September 2nd, 2010

hahaha.. me: “Okay Claire. What’s yellow?”
You : “What are you talking about?”
Me: “No, just.. what’s yellow? What are yellow things?”
lol…

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Bryn came all the way from Burlington to have me shoot her senior portraits, and I am so glad she did.  This girl is downright gorgeous.  She’s like Natalie Portman’s twin sister, but prettier.  She brought me some great clothes and tons of fun props – she’s so sweet and beautiful that it’s almost unreal.  Bryn – you are amazing in front of the camera!  Thank you!

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Bryn August 24th, 2010

YAY!! I was so excited to see them on here you did a great job, your so amazing Molly!

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I’m so glad Kirsten came down from Keystone for her senior portraits!  Apparently she’s a super amazing skiier and enough of a local celebrity that some random ten-year-old recognized her on the street :)  In my opinion, senior portraits are supposed to be a ton of fun and reflect who you really are – and I definitely think we accomplished that on this shoot.  I can’t wait to shoot more seniors from Summit High School!  Thanks, Kirsten & congratulations on graduating this winter!

So, right about now (below) as we were shooting, this random 10 year old kid keeps trying to get into the picture: hamming it up, running up behind Kirsten to do quick bunny ears, shouting at the top of his lungs, “HEY!  Take a picture of ME!”  We kept trying to just ignore the kid and keep shooting… then finally when we turned to ask him to please leave us alone for a minute or two, he says, “Wait, are you Kirsten?”  Keep in mind we’re shooting about two hours away from where she lives.  She had never seen this kid before, but he said, “Aren’t you, like, a really good skiier and stuff?”  So there you go.  I know an up-and-coming celebrity skiier.  Yeah, not kidding.