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Brighton High School Senior Pictures, Tiger

I was so worried about the weather on the day we did Tiger's senior pictures, it was supposed to be rainy in certain area.  The clouds were coming and going, but when I arrived, the sun was out and the clouds looked like they were still pretty far away.  So I thought we were safe.  And then we got to our first spot and I posed him, we took a few pictures and then the wind picked up.  And it wasn't just a little breeze.  But the wind that makes it hard to talk over.  Luckily, there was a spot indoors that would could photograph in.   After about 10 or 15 minutes, the wind died down and we were able to go back outside.  When we got back out, it smelled like onions.  It was so strange and made me very hungry!  When I got home after the session, it had hailed at my house and the onion field across from our street was just over the top fragrant!  Tiger's session was about 10 miles from my house, those onions are very potent!

 
 I love these images on the wall!  The colors are so great!

 Tiger was such a great young man!  He was so easy going and willing to do what I asked him, and I asked him to do a lot because there were some eyebrow smiling issues going on.  So there were lots of try this and try that.  With all of what I put him through, he was still willing to talk to me at the end!  Phew!  I thought he was going to hate me!




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