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Brighton Senior Pictures, Cole

I seem to be doing an awful lot of Senior Pictures in Boulder...  I really do wish I could do them in Brighton, but there isn't a lot to choose from here.  And with all the hot weather, the few places there are, are scorched and brown.  Cole's were on one of those scorching days.  I hadn't really noticed the heat (I was still driving a rental that had air conditioning that actually worked) until we started.  And even me, who likes heat, was dripping and uncomfortable.  When I got back in the car, the temperature gage read 102!  It's amazing he was able to look so good throughout the session!  I usually have troubles with the heat, but this summer that has been the main problem!  I may start putting a it's too hot we have to reschedule policy.

 Look at those eyes!  They are so blue!












 I love the red shirt!  At first I didn't know how it would work with the background, but I think it turned out great!  Very complimentary.

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