An old co-worker of mine asked if I could take her son's senior pics...
I warned her that I've never done them before....
But, she still wanted me to do the honor....
She had faith in me and I truly appreciate that!
Especially when I'm venturing into something a bit foreign to me....
I must say....
It was a blast.....
Don't get me wrong, I love capturing the love of families and all of the adorable children.....
But, a subject that isn't moving makes the job just a tiny bit easier... :)
It was a nice change of pace.....
And a wonderful subject he was.....
Thank you so much for the honor my friend and having a little faith in me!
Now, for the pictures of my first senior shoot ever.....
8 comments:
Wow! These are great! I love the colors and the location!
I know, I had butterflies when my co-worker asked me to do her engagement photos. That's like.... serious! It always is an honor when people ask you to take their photos. Naomi, I really do adore your work.
Great job!
Holy non-moving senior Batman!! Naomi, you did AMAZING!! These are perfect!!! #4... (or maybe i counted wrong.... the b&w where he is sitting and looking up at the camera) - um, WOW. They are terrific and you should be so proud of these!!! Great job!!!
These are so great!! You did a wonderful job! My favorite is the one where he's standing in the alley with his arms crossed. Love it.
you did a really nice job on these, naomi!
Amaaaazing!! Love them all. Love the ones in the ally and the one where he is looking up at the camera - the black and white. Gorgeous! Keep up the senior photo taking!
Senior photos were the first thing I was asked to do. Definitely got me a little nervous. I loved it though. I usually prefer working with children because I somehow feel that I'm on the same level as they are. :)
LOVE the B & W where he is looking over his shoulder. And the one with his arms crossed in the alley . . . perfect! You did an amazing job. I'm sure the family will be pleased.
Great job
Love them Naomi! Love the downtown building shots especially. Looks like a part of my hometown, was quite eerie!
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