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Denver Senior Pictures, Amira

 This must have been the week of young women who knew what they wanted! Amira definitely let me know what murals she liked and which she didn't. I love that! These are not my pictures and although I know what looks good, the images won't hang on my wall or be in an album for me to look at for years. So it is so important for me to know what people like. Amira was so good at that, my hat is off to her! At that age, I was still trying to figure out how to not be awkward, telling an adult what I liked would have been mortifying.


I had brought my umbrella because there could have been rain, but it ended up working out perfect for this mural!  And there is something pretty awesome about Amira and stripes...I think it's her amazing hair!

I love these with her walking and the umbrella!






I have been so lucky not to have a ton of cars in front of this mural lately!  I was really pleased that Amira wanted to do pictures here!  Let's go strong women!  And women of bipoc, we really need to listen, celebrate and uplift them.  I know it's just an image, I just hope it can mean something to Amira and her family.
She has such a great smile!  And I love how her sweater moves, it was really a fun thing to work with that day!




I love this one!  





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