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Boulder High School Senior Pictures, Dana

I rarely ride with clients, I usually have too many things to do before or after, but this time I did.  I fell in love with Dana, her mom and sister!  They were wonderful!  I loved how family oriented they are.  Dana and her sister Elain were so unlike most uninterested teens, I loved it! 
Dana was such a wonderful girl to photograph, she looks fabulous whether she is smiling or not and she seemed so comfortable with both.  And best of all, she was willing to do whatever I asked.  So awesome!  And we had such a perfect day!  It wasn't too hot like it had been days before so weren't hot and sweaty as we got back in the car.





 I love this image!








 Dana wanted to do pictures near the water and have an out doorsy look, and on the Pearl Street Mall for a more urban look.  The mall was definitely harder to photograph on, there were so many people!  And by so many people, I mean it was hard to walk down the mall, let alone photograph on it. I kind of like the challenge of coming up with ways to photograph in difficult situations, so it was very exciting for me!

 I love the colors in this storefront!  I think we were lucky it was later in the afternoon or the colors wouldn't have been as vibrant and we wouldn't have had some of the glow from the lights.





 I love this image!  I couldn't believe how the rock made her eyes pop so much!



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