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Isaac's Senior Pictures, Brighton

 I knew that Isaac was feeling a little reticent about doing senior pictures. Honestly, I was thinking, I’ll show up, we’ll get through them quickly. But instead, we jumped right into basketball photos first—the hardest, longest part of the session. What was I thinking??

Well… turns out, it was the best decision we could have made.

Basketball is Isaac’s thing, and once we got rolling, I forgot he didn't want to do these. He was having fun - shooting the ball, dribbling, running with the ball, throwing the ball at me 😂 We came up with so many different ideas and just had a blast doing it.  

I’m so glad we started with the thing he loves most—it made all the difference.

The sky was so weird that night, the sun looked great - it always does when there is a fire nearby, but the clouds were just weird brown things.  It was very hard to decide which way to photograph... I'm glad the blue was coming through! It really was a nice evening, except for the fire.


 






And then we met Tank!  He was all over the place!  All the smells and the people.  He was very excited!  But I think he did great!  And he has the greatest tongue!  So expressive!

Isaac's grandfather brought over his car and we did some with the car - it was dreamy!  I love this car!  So cool!
I love this one!






It was a muscle car... we had to do something like this 😂
All these people contributed to the pictures.  His dad brought a ladder, his mom had the dog treats, his sister made him smile and his grandparents brought the car.  It was perfect!







  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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