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Elli, Senior Pictures

 

I was so excited for this session — my very first full Senior Session! These types of sessions are always my favorite!  It means I am getting back to work and there is always something so special about capturing a person right on the edge of everything new. And with Elli, I knew it was going to be a great one. From the moment we started planning, her energy and excitement made it clear: this was going to be one for the books.

And it was — even with the weather throwing us a little curveball.

About halfway through the session, the skies opened up and we had to pause for a solid 45 minutes. But honestly? Even that didn’t take away from how amazing the day was. The rain gave us a chance to slow down, laugh, and reset — and when we got going again, everything felt a little more magical - and the lighting post-rain? Gorgeous!  I was hoping for a rainbow, but sadly we missed that!

Elli is such a joy to be around. She’s incredibly sweet, the kind of person who makes you feel instantly at ease. One of my favorite things about her is how deeply connected she is with her family. It’s clear in the way that they all were together. That kind of closeness is beautiful to witness and even more special to capture in photos.

I walked away from this session feeling so inspired — by Elli’s spirit, her kindness, and her excitement for what’s ahead. I’m so grateful this was my first full senior session. It set the bar high, and I can’t wait for many more just like it.

Elli, thank you for trusting me to capture this moment in your life. You’re going to do amazing things — I just know it.





I love her smile in this one!  It is pure delight!
Love, love, love this one!




And then the rain started...  but everything was gorgeous after that!

All these gorgeous colors!

I love the colors and just how playful this one is!  So cute!

I adore this one!









This rock sculpture on Pearl Street is always such a fun spot!



I love this on of Elli walking across the street! And the fact that there are hardly any people around her was amazing! I didn't even have to edit those people out (I did edit out many other people in many other images!)


Her mom suggested doing pictures by the Peppercorn, which I loved!  They have the best windows!


I love these with her family!  They are all so sweet!





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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