Madison just started her senior year of high school and it was so fun to be able to capture this episode of her life in photos. I just love shooting seniors because there is always that mixture of uncertainty and excitement that is uplifting for me.
Now the fact that my great-niece is a senior makes me feel really old, but I got past that and we had a great time on this photo shoot.
Madison, I don't think you've ever looked prettier!
Then her very sweet boyfriend brought her a coke - how thoughtful was that? So of course we to get him in on the photos.
They're so cute together.
I saved this one for last because, seriously Madison, you look stunning!
At the time they're happening, you think you'll always remember those special moments. But the reality is that our memories fade with time. What I love about photography is that you can capture those special moments, occasions, fun times, adorable ages - and savor them for a long time to come...and I love to be the "saver" of those moments for others. Welcome to my blog. Thanks for letting me share my photography...my life...my thoughts. Please feel free to leave me your thoughts as well!
Showing posts with label Seniors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Seniors. Show all posts
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Monday, June 17, 2013
Drew - Class of 2013
You may remember Drew from his first senior photo session
last Fall…with the beautiful white dogs?
Not that you’re not memorable on your own, Drew, but y’know, those dogs
are just attention-getters.
Drew’s hero is his Grandpa Garwick, because he was both a family man and a man of God, and he taught Drew so much.
Best wishes, Drew, as you embark on this exciting phase of your life!
This past Spring, Drew lost his beloved friend and 4-H
partner, Deuce, so we were fortunate to have taken photos of them together
before that. I know Drew will never
forget the partnership he had with his buddy, Deuce.
Drew just graduated from Fisher’s High School and plans to
attend Cedarville University in Ohio
this August, studying Middle Education and French. The French part is because he hopes to teach internationally.
Drew’s hero is his Grandpa Garwick, because he was both a family man and a man of God, and he taught Drew so much.
Drew also keeps a special place in his heart for his cousin,
Nick, who passed away 6 years ago.
Nick and Drew were the same age, so Drew has found ways to carry Nick
with him through all the significant events of his life.
Best wishes, Drew, as you embark on this exciting phase of your life!
Friday, June 14, 2013
Aly - Class of 2013
You may remember Aly from some previous blog posts. She has modeled for me before and we also did her first senior session last fall. But...get to know her better - she's a peach!
What are your plans and dreams for the future?
I plan to go to Ivy Tech and get an Associates degree in Nursing and then follow up by getting a Bachelors degree at another college. My dream would be to get a nursing job that also allows me to travel and see the world while helping others.
What is it about life after high school that you are most looking forward to?
I am looking forward to leaving the drama of high school behind.
What home cooked food will you miss when you go to college?
Fried chicken with mashed potatoes, gravy and corn.
What does a typical night out with friends involve?
Eating out, an ice cream or snow cone run, bonfire or hot tub time, playing pool or ping pong.
Do you volunteer your time anywhere?
During the school year I volunteered my time for Riley Dance Marathon (planning, fundraising and putting on the event). I also intern at IU Health/Ball Memorial Hospital through a school program called PCI. I am at the hospital every other day for roughly 2 hours "working"/gaining experience in the Labor & Delivery, NICU and Mother/Baby departments.
What happened on the best day of your senior year?
That would be the night of the Riley Dance Marathon when we surpassed our "shooting for the stars" fundraising goal. Everyone's planning and hard work paid off by allowing us to help others in a big way. I also received two individual awards that night which are very special to me.
Who are your role models and why?
My mom, because she shows me how to be a good mom, have good work ethics, and good organization skills; Mrs. Myrick (teacher in charge of Dance Marathon) because she is very caring and gives of her time for a worthy cause; and Kate & Kella (nurses at the hospital), because they are very passionate about what they do, explain things to me when I don't understand and inspire me to want to be a great nurse.
What do you want people to remember about you when they look back at your senior year?
I hope people remember me as a caring, giving person; someone who is a true friend.
What are your plans and dreams for the future?
I plan to go to Ivy Tech and get an Associates degree in Nursing and then follow up by getting a Bachelors degree at another college. My dream would be to get a nursing job that also allows me to travel and see the world while helping others.
What is it about life after high school that you are most looking forward to?
I am looking forward to leaving the drama of high school behind.
What home cooked food will you miss when you go to college?
Fried chicken with mashed potatoes, gravy and corn.
What does a typical night out with friends involve?
Eating out, an ice cream or snow cone run, bonfire or hot tub time, playing pool or ping pong.
Do you volunteer your time anywhere?
During the school year I volunteered my time for Riley Dance Marathon (planning, fundraising and putting on the event). I also intern at IU Health/Ball Memorial Hospital through a school program called PCI. I am at the hospital every other day for roughly 2 hours "working"/gaining experience in the Labor & Delivery, NICU and Mother/Baby departments.
What happened on the best day of your senior year?
That would be the night of the Riley Dance Marathon when we surpassed our "shooting for the stars" fundraising goal. Everyone's planning and hard work paid off by allowing us to help others in a big way. I also received two individual awards that night which are very special to me.
Who are your role models and why?
My mom, because she shows me how to be a good mom, have good work ethics, and good organization skills; Mrs. Myrick (teacher in charge of Dance Marathon) because she is very caring and gives of her time for a worthy cause; and Kate & Kella (nurses at the hospital), because they are very passionate about what they do, explain things to me when I don't understand and inspire me to want to be a great nurse.
What do you want people to remember about you when they look back at your senior year?
I hope people remember me as a caring, giving person; someone who is a true friend.
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Cody - Class of 2013
You may have seen Cody on my blog before, because his first
senior photo session was last Fall.
Since then, he has finished his Senior year at Tipton High School
and has plans to start classes at Purdue-Calumet in August and play baseball
for them. Best of luck to you,
Cody! I’ll be keeping track of your
college career through your mom.
Thursday, November 29, 2012
Aly - Class of 2013
Aly has been preparing for her senior photo session for a very long time, making my job a breeze because she had locations, wardrobe and props all prepared. It doesn't hurt that she's super photogenic and looks adorable in every shot! You may remember Aly from my styled shoot last Spring - she's great at the modeling thing. Aly has such a fun personality and sense of adventure, so she was up for trying just about anything to get the photos we wanted...including rushing out to sit in the middle of the street between stoplights!
Aly, as always, I had a great time taking photos of you. I love your carefree-ness (yes, I made that word up) and how you exude a love of life. All the best as you finish your Senior year and enter your next life adventure!
Aly, as always, I had a great time taking photos of you. I love your carefree-ness (yes, I made that word up) and how you exude a love of life. All the best as you finish your Senior year and enter your next life adventure!
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