Cullin, Senior 2020

Another classmate with a kid graduating from high school.  I am in denial that I am old enough for that to be happening.  :-o  Cullin was happy, energetic and adventurous.  We dodged horse poo, climbed ravines and trees, visited multiple tractors and all of the family pets.  This farm session is a wrap! :)

Bloom Family

Life does not always go as expected and neither do photo shoots.  Sometimes little ones are super happy and sometimes they want nothing to do with taking photos at all.  I am so thankful for every client who sticks with it and makes the most of every situation. :)

Victoria, Senior 2020

There is something magical about the soft, rustling sound of wheat blowing in a warm Kansas wind.  This session started out super windy but the wind, thankfully, did die down a little by sunset.  Victoria hasn't made solid decisions on college and career plans but I am positive that she will be successful in whatever she chooses.  With a cheerful disposition, she tolerated all of my goofy jokes and the country line dancing that I participated in with her mother. (When a parent is an old high school friend, fun things are bound to happen.) Ask Victoria about my fake Crocodile Hunter accent...I saved that one for the end of the session. ;)

Lee Family

We have had a very wet spring with lots of rain and local flooding but the weather was fantastic for the Lee family photo shoot.  The temperature was in the upper 50's and there were remnants of a soft fog across the neighborhood pond.  I love it when the whole family comes together for a photo shoot. We had a great time and captured some precious memories.

Simon, Class of 2019

Simon is an outgoing and confident young man with a fun 50's style vibe.  He is looking forward to pledging a fraternity next year at MU where he will be majoring in business.  With all four of my kids in the scouting program, I enjoyed hearing about how he is benefitting from being an Eagle Scout.  His leadership skills and go get 'em personality should serve him well.  Good luck next year, Simon, and enjoy your college years!