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Brighton H.S. Senior Pictures, Tabor

When Tabor's mom called me, I had to do a double take because I did one of his sister's Senior pictures when he was in 8th grade.  I was pretty sure that his mom was mistaken and that he wasn't really a Senior, but a Sophomore.  It turns out she was right...  I couldn't believe that it had been 5 years!  Tabor was very laid back, easy going and had a great sense of humor.  Which was good, because the location we had selected had trains moving around - I thought the tracks were not used anymore.  But apparently Union Pacific is "rebuilding America" right here in Brighton - on my rail road tracks.  They've moved in these funny looking train cars and they're moving trains around like little kids with a train set.  We didn't get to do a lot of pictures on the tracks, and I definitely didn't want him sitting on the tracks in case one of those trains started barreling towards us.
I love this building, it is a wonderful background - without the trains being stored in front of it.  What are they thinking??



 I don't remember exactly what was going on, maybe he was annoyed at smiling or posing, but it was like he was tempting me with this face - so of course I had to take it!




 Because of the limited  places by the tracks, we decided to go somewhere else and I was really glad we did.  I loved these pictures.  I think Tabor was a little done with pictures - plus it was so very hot!  That was before all the rain we've gotten in Colorado the last couple of days.
 I love this image!


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