Boulder, Co Senior Pictures, Meghan

I am loving the fall pictures for Senior Pictures! We did Meghan's pictures in my beloved Boulder spot, but it was such a different experience after the floods there. It took us much longer than I thought because so many spots were so damaged. Meghan and her family were amazingly patient as we walked around finding spots that were not too damaged from the floods.

I love Meghan's blouse color with the background colors! They worked together so well.

I kept hoping for the sun to really come out and light up the trees, but it stayed behind the clouds. I loved this spot though because the dark branches brought out the leaves too.

There is a spot at the bottom of these stairs that I adore, but it was so damaged by the floods we couldn't really do pictures there. But I am so glad the stairs are ok, I really love this image!

I love how everything worked so well in this image! Meghan looks so fabulous!

I saved the best for last! I love her smile and the colors behind her

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