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Golden High School Senior Pictures, Adrienne

The weather couldn't have been more perfect on Adrienne's session!  It had been a hot day, but as the sun went down it started to cool off.  Which is good, because this field tends to be hot, hot, hot and full of sun.  Adrienne is so full of life and excited about so many things!  Such a joy to be around!  It was great talking to her about so many different things.




 I love these images of her and her friend running through the grass!  They have known each other since (I believe, I may have forgotten this detail!) second grade.  Can you imagine??  I think I remember some of my friend's names from second grade, but I am not positive.  They both want to be Anasthesiologists.  I thought it was wonderful that they are thinking ahead of their Senior year and planning for the future, even if it doesn't work out, that planning and dreaming is awesome!


 We went downtown after the field and I was so prepared with extra flashes and reflectors to make sure we had enough light.... But we really didn't need it.  And it was good because there were sooooo many people down there, I wouldn't have wanted to put a flash down and have someone trip over it.  I guess it is still summer and Larimer square was definitely working that night.  While she was changing I overheard a few conversations about all the bar hoping and bar bills people have encountered over the summer.  Ahhh.... the joys of being single and childless and having all the time in the world, but thinking you are so busy and can't go out as much as you'd like.  But when you are paying 500+ in bar bills, you have to work sometime to pay that off.  It was fun to be part of the hustle and bustle for a bit.








 I really like these last two, but in color.... ewwww!  The light was so yellow!  Even with a flash, they were just so yellow!  Good thing there is black and white for such things.


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