Ezra was a fun senior to crack. On our initial meeting, she gave me a pretty strong “I don’t know” when I asked her about her interests. It took a little prompting to find out about her love for music, and books of all forms…but she did have a specific request to shoot outdoors with her cello. The January weather proved a little…temperamental…with a dip in sub zero temperatures, but we worked the logistics out to make certain both she, and her cello, were safe and warm while we got our shots lined up for the both of them.
Tag: Senior Portraits
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Ezra | Fargo Senior Photography
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Jacob | Wahpeton Senior Photography
Had a fantastic senior session with the captain of the Wahpeton High School Tennis Team. Made quick work of an hour and got some great shots down by Island Park.
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Tara | Fargo Senior Photography
Tata is an upcoming senior at Fargo South High School. I had met her during one of our many theatrical shoots that we’ve done for the South Theater program. She brought a very elegant wardrobe to the shoot, and was fantastic to work with!
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Ryan | Fargo Senior Photography
Ryan was referred to me by a classmate of his from Fergus Falls. His mother contacted me a week before his yearbook deadline…and thankfully we were able to accomidate him.
Ryan is a downhill skier, and rollerblader, and brought with him a rather limited, but functional wardrobe. We started in studio before moving outdoors, and finished at the dike west skatepark. Thankfully we had a little time before he needed to leave for work and were able to go through the shots from the shoot, selected a good portrait of him for his yearbook, and was able to edit and send it home with him to hit his deadline.
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Allison | Fargo Senior Photography
Allison was a fantastic senior to work with, and my first senior of the 2012 season. We spent most of our time downtown, working with the unique Chicago style brick buildings that give Fargo such unique character and charm.
It was a fantastic day to shoot. A bit on the warm side, but a beautiful clear sky with some great light to work with.
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Tully | Senior Photography
Tully is what I would call a neo-classical rock star. Dylan, The Kinks…these are her inspirations. We shot downtown, and tried to invoke both a bit of classical 70’s rock stars, and a little bit classic Hollywood with my main inspiration being the classic photography of James Dean as photographed by Dennis Stock, while remaining contemporary, and a little bit edgy. I really like what we captured.
We stuck to the back alleys and side streets downtown, working the urban environment up to the fullest advantage. I normally don’t do mid-day shoots, and much prefer early morning or late evening shoots to make the most of our light. But time was tight and we were able to make the most of a nice June afternoon.
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Andrea | Senior Photography
Andrea was looking for something a little differnt, and I had a few ideas that I was dying to try out.
