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Brighton High School Senior Pictures

I have known Wyatt forever! And this kid makes me laugh so hard! He has the best timing! And we had such a wonderful time with all of his animals, even the pig that didn't want to participate was fun!

This guy is so sweet, a little slobbery, but super sweet and sooooo soft!



I am just going to say that I was super excited about photographing Wyatt and his calf... and now I wish I had known just how difficult it would be.  It turns out that calves just wanna eat!  And to get them to turn around - just a little - you have to walk them around and come back again.  They don't like to cooperate very well... And had I known that pigs were less cooperative than calves, I wouldn't have planned on so many cute pictures of these two animals.

But isn't this adorable?? I love it!




Even the cat - the cat!  Cooperated better than the calf and pig!


I love these by the barn!  And I really love that we were able to do pictures in a spot that means so much to Wyatt and his family!

There was so much laughter!  Because this kid is hilarious!  I wish we could have done all laughing and funny pictures, that would have been the best!


At least when Wyatt was "done" with taking pictures he became goofy non-compliant and not grumpy non-compliant.  

At one point he yelled "Mom take me away from the mean lady!" The mean lady was me, and in my defense, I was just trying to do my job. 



I love this one with his mom!  She is just the best!
We were in the car leaving, driving down this road and I had to ask Wyatt if it was ok if we did a few more... he reluctantly agreed.  But I am so glad!  We got to see an amazing sunset and got some amazing images!

I figured we had to do something funny since I was being mean and making him do more pictures.

I love this light!


For more information on High School Seniors, Portraits and Weddings call Natalie at 720-837-5378 or email natalie@nataliebeckphotography.com.  You can see work at www.nataliebeckphotography.com
 

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