Creative Reflections Photography

One senior, four girls to guide him - and the adventure began! Chase was a trooper, following all the suggestions we offered him.
With a personal pit crew and a sense of humor, there was no shortage of laughter and fun.

Life is too short to take every moment so seriously. Be silly. Twirl the girl. Hang from the beams. Jump over the fences.
Hug your family. Have fun.
Most of all, make the forever memories.

Another year has gone by since I last saw this family from behind the lens. Every year brings taller children, with bigger smiles and now they even have their own photo pose ideas. In some of these pictures, I can see features that remind me of the little faces they once were. They are growing now into such beautiful and handsome young people! This family has a great tradition going. Taking the time to dress up and go out on a family photo shoot is something that can be treasured for a lifetime. Sometimes memories of a stage in life may get vague, but there will always be photos to bring it all back to life again.

The afternoon looked beautiful, but the air was crisp. This young man was a trooper, despite the chill in the air. It didn't take long for this senior photo session to take a turn, and no one saw it coming.
First, Dad lost his hat to his son. Little did we know, Brett and this hat were a perfect match. Where can you put your revolver if you don't have a belt? Dad to the rescue! As things progressed, we had to turn to dad once again for his boots. Nike shoes and barn scenes are not a great combo. Another fun day in the books! And, thanks Dad, for being prepared for senior photo day.

I am always excited to meet new people and share a little time with them, while capturing some family moments. These sweet twin girls were full of happiness and energy. With wide open spaces to run, flowers to pick and places to explore, a lot of miles were traveled by them that morning. I even challenged them to a race across the field, so we could snap a couple more pictures at the end. I told them they would have to let me win. With camera bag in tow and a large camera around my neck - off we went! Wanting to help me out on my win, one of the girls even "ran" slower than me.
Such a wonderful family!