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Summer Senior Pictures, Hudson Gardens

There’s something so peaceful about Hudson Gardens — the gorgeous paths and beautiful grasses and tranquil pond create the perfect setting. And for someone like Summer, it felt like the most fitting choice.

Summer is an incredibly sweet and thoughtful young lady. She’s so soft spoken and sincere, and you can just tell she leads with compassion. It’s no surprise that she hopes to become a teacher after graduation — and I have no doubt she’ll be absolutely wonderful at it. Kids will be drawn to her gentle nature and genuine warmth.

I love this one!



I had her standing in front of the stone wall and then she asked if she could sit by the lamp pole.  I like her pose better!  I really love it when people ask to do things!  I think it is more them and more true to who they are!

Her hair!  Absolutely wonderful!  


I love these on the fence!


I was so excited about the pond!  The last time I was there the plants were just getting started.  When we came around the corner, I was like a little kid!  The plants were so beautiful!  I just loved that this spot was so amazing for Summer!


This bridge is so awesome!  They are doing construction at certain parts at Hudson Gardens, I just hope they leave the bridge alone for a little bit!
This is one of my favorite part about Hudson Gardens!  They light is so amazing!



Her grandma brought her to the session!  I just love that so much!  

I had said we were done... but then the sun started setting and looked so amazing with the water!  I couldn't just walk away...





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