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Boulder Family Pictures, Sandy, Heather and Kim

What a roller coaster of weather for this mini-session!  First it was raining when we got there, then the sun came out, then the clouds rolled in again and then the wind came up and just about blew us out of Chautauqua!  It was some crazy wind that was insistent!
These guys were so much fun!  They could just look at each other and the laughter started!  There were a lot of 1 word mutterings or whispers that started them all giggling.  I loved seeing how close they all were.  And Alyssa (yes, I did her senior pictures the same day!) was so loved and adored!  Love that so much!
 Here is one of the moments grandma said something highly inappropriate!  Alyssa was perhaps a bit shocked.  It is a good thing my photography brain kicked in so I could take the picture and laugh gently.  Otherwise, this moment would be lost and all that would be there would be a blur.

 Such a group of wonderful women!  Alyssa has so much love and support!  She must be a rock star!
 One of my favorites!  Sometimes it seems strange to do pictures with your mom, but there is nothing more precious!  I adore seeing these relationships!
 I love all of these!  We almost weren't able to do Alyssa and her mom because of the wind.  But I was determined that it would happen!  The mom and daughter one is one of my favorites for Senior pictures - whether mom has makeup on or not.  And her mom was totally ready, makeup and all!  They will treasure that one years and years later!  I did have to do some photoshop magic on the flying hair, but I had to make this one happen!

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