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Denver, Co High School Senior Photography, Grant

I did Grant's sisters Senior Pictures a few years ago and he had come along.  He was very shy then and this day he was still very shy.  But he was willing to do just about everything I asked, even when he had jump over a culvert and sit on a concrete wall to have a fabulous waterfall behind him (pictures not included.)  I loved the spot we did pictures at, it is one of my favorite spots for urban and industrial! 




 I love these on the bridge with Grant looking down!  All the rivets and steel - so cool!




 We were done when I saw this wall and Grant was so nice to be willing to take a few more!  I love how these came out too!  I really love this spot and it works so great with his eyes and shirt!


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