Rocky High senior Jackson and I had a lot of fun shooting these portraits by the Boise River in Eagle last summer before heading over to the Rocky dugouts for a few dramatic baseball shots – Sports Illustrated, anyone? Check out some favorites below!
Last year ended up being so busy I’m incredibly behind on sharing favorites from all of my sessions! The class of 2015 may be just a couple months shy of graduation now, but when we shot these portraits of gorgeous Rocky High senior Addy in Hidden Springs, the school year was just beginning. The rustic farm buildings and winding paths are a beautiful rural setting, and Addy picked a bunch of perfect outfits to match. Check out some favorites below!
What better way to kick off the Class of 2015 seniors than with beautiful Alyssa’s session? She even has the adorable 2015 sign for it! The unusually blustery July day out at my favorite Hidden Springs meadow made for a lot of windswept hair and adventures, but we’ll just call it the built-in model wind machine effect and call it good. Take a look at my favorites from Alyssa’s photoshoot below, and check back soon for more ’15 seniors!
I know I’ve been at this a while when I’ve photographed multiple high school seniors from the same family! 2014 senior Jared was just as much fun to work with as his brother Levi, and his dad has some mad lighting-assistant reflector skills. Check out a few favorites from his autumn session last year in Eagle by the Boise River! And that’s it for the 2014 kids – keep an eye out for the class of 2015 soon!
People who bring props to their portrait sessions are my favorite people. Not only did 2014 senior Noah bring two guitars to his photoshoot by the Boise River in Eagle, but his family’s amazing vintage car. (Is a car too big to count as a prop?) All that variety along with the perfect fall color made for some great shots, and Noah looked like he belonged on an album cover. Check out some favorites from his session below!
