Monthly Archives: April 2017

In Colorado Springs we do not have a lot of water, but the pond behind Quinn provided the perfect backdrop to really bring out the deep blue of his eyes. #coloradospringsseniorphotographer #coloradospringsseniorphotography #coloradospringsseniorpics #coloradospringsseniorpictures #seniorpicturescoloradosprings #seniorportraitscoloradosprings #coloradospringsphotographer Advertisements

April showers bring May flowers — but the weekend snow storm was quite the surprise!  Ali proves, however, that snowflakes can appear any time of year with a little ingenuity and imagination! #coloradospringsseniorphotographer #coloradospringsseniorphotography #coloradospringsseniorpics #coloradospringsseniorpictures #seniorpicturescoloradosprings #seniorportraitscoloradosprings #coloradospringsphotographer ____________________________________________________________________________________________ … Continue reading →

Although the weather in Colorado Springs does not always cooperate — baseball season is finally here! I’ve been photographing Matt and watching his success on the baseball field since he was ten, so it was my pleasure to take his … Continue reading →

A nice breeze came along at just the right instant to blow Mary’s hair — giving a softness to her expression. Add her amazing blue eyes and let’s just say I knew at the moment I pressed the shutter that … Continue reading →

Jenna was photographed in late summer — one of those days that is glorious and warm, but filled with the promise of fall just around the corner.  Taking advantage of the weather and beautiful colors we created her favorite portrait … Continue reading →

Remember the role of “Goose” in the movie Top Gun?  Don’t let the calm expression of this beautiful girl fool you, because that’s the kick butt job Nicole is training for in the US Navy! She will be the Naval … Continue reading →

Photographing a senior in a suit can be difficult.  The fabric buckles and wrinkles and those darn ties — they rarely stay put!  Kirwan wanted a portrait that showed both his personality and professionalism. I think this one does that … Continue reading →