It was such a pleasure working with Max. He and his mom wanted some bright backgrounds for his senior pictures, so they chose Historic Harmony as their spot. I love this location so much! There is no shortage of variety in the backgrounds one can find, and the colors are vibrant and bold.

Max is a musician at Pine-Richland High School, and I couldn’t help but think some of these shots would make amazing albums covers. We ended his golden hour session just as the streetlights were coming on. A perfect ending to a fun session on a late summer evening.

Best wishes for an unforgettable senior year, Max!

It’s a rare opportunity when I am asked to do a senior session, as I tend to mostly photograph little ones, but every time I have the chance, I have the best time getting to know these kids on the brink of adulthood, and capturing their personalities. Kaylee, who is a senior at Pine Richland, was no exception.

Not only is she gorgeous, but she’s an artist. Like me, she sees the beauty in things like mossy bricks, a path in the woods, or an old antique yard ornament. With this in mind, she chose Little Human Photo Venue for her session location because of the Victorian-style greenhouse, the 1846 property, and all the little nooks and crannies hidden amongst it.

She looked stunning posing in the garden and near the pond.

Kaylee is as beautiful inside as she is on the outside. Her relationship with her brother Carson, has led her to consider a future working with special needs children, possibly using her amazing talent to work in Art Therapy.

I’m so excited for her and her lovely family as they embark on the next chapter of her life. Best of luck to you, Kaylee. Enjoy your senior year!