Glenelg High School Senior Photography : Landry : Senior Rep

You may recognize him from his mini session I did earlier this year.  Since Landry is my student rep, he got  a mini session and a full session.

The day of his full session the weather was being super tricky. It would be sunny, then cloudy, then WINDY then have a quick shower.  It was so much fun tho.  At one point during the session we had to sprint across the field to use a section of the bleachers once we got cloud cover.  We started out at his high school, Glenelg High, where he has spent many hours of his life playing lacrosse, watching his dad coach, watching his brothers play lacrosse and watching his sisters cheer. 

After shooting at Glenelg, we headed out to The Shrine of St. Anthony to take some photos with his awesome Jeep! 

Landry, thank you so much for being my rep.  I love you cuz!!

Glenelg High School Senior Photography : Ethan

There must be something in the water in Glenelg. Something that makes boys love red jeeps and lacrosse sticks.  I had back to back sessions for Glenelg High School Seniors and they both wanted the same things incorporated into their session!

When Jen first contacted me about Ethan's session I was completely booked before the photo deadline.  I referred her to some other photographers but she insisted that I was their photographer.  The deadline for senior photos luckily got pushed back, so I was able to do them after all.  It sure is nice when clients WANT you and only you. :)

Here are my favorites from Ethan's session.

When Jen booked Ethan's session we decided to split the time spent and do half senior session and half family session.  Click here to check out their family photos!

Reservoir High School Graffiti Alley Senior Photos : Annie

My baby sister is a senior.  Typing that makes me feel so old.  I remember the day my parent's told us that she was on her way to join our family.  I remember being SO EXCITED.  I remember telling everyone and anyone who would listen that I was going to have another sibling.  I remember the night she was born like it was yesterday.  I remember being woken up on the couch by my grandparents and them telling me that she was here.  I remember holding her and being so excited but also so scared that she would brake.  It was a great day.

From day one Annie was independent, energetic and loyal.  With 3 older siblings she was always trying to play catch up.  Somewhere along the way tho, she started leading us.  I know every single one of us "kids" looks up to her.  I have always admired her strength and determination.  She is the first one to apologize even if she wasn't wrong.  She is a great listener and knows how to make you laugh.  She stays true to what she believes in even if the majority tells her she is wrong.  The world needs more people like her.

I can't wait see where this next chapter of life takes you, Annie.  I love you so much and am so BLESSED to have you as a sister.