A couple weeks ago, I shot my first (ever) senior portraits. I was nervous. But also full of ideas. I couldn't wait to see what I would create. I knew that my photos had so much potential, and I was going to work as hard as I could to make them me.
I had forgotten how long it'd been since I'd last directed a shoot. But it didn't feel foreign. Or awkward. I felt like I had been shooting my entire life. I was in the zone. And I didn't want it to end. As I flipped through the photos later that night, I fell deeper in love with photography. With the light. With the colors.
To me, these photos really helped me discover who I am as a photographer. Who I want to become. I am proud of these photos. But not in the mine are sooo much better that yours way. I am proud to say that I took these. And that these photos are me. And that I am finally discovering who I am as a photographer.
So with that, I present, Claire and Adam. Brother and sister. Twins, if you will. Claire is chair of the Relay For Life commitee. And Adam has a large array of playbills. Both are equally wonderful. Both, seniors.
they're cute. i like them. you're good.
ReplyDeleteCute, lovely, and chock-full of personality.
ReplyDeleteThese are really good! The lighting is beautiful in all of these!
ReplyDeleteAlex! These are so, so so so so so pretty. I'm obsessed with the light in all of them and the colors are so fun and happy and basically these are all just amazing! I bet Claire and Adam will love them, too :)
ReplyDeleteAlex--soo good! (:
ReplyDeletewow. these are so beautiful. :)
ReplyDelete-Carli
these are gorgeous, alex!
ReplyDeletewow! fantastic for your first senior-photo shoot, lady! you did great. these are lovely, alex. the lighting is perfect. the last one is probably my favorite. :]
ReplyDeletexx.
k
these are absolutely amazing! great job, alexa. xo
ReplyDeleteyou can never ever, ever, ever, EVER go wrong with train tracks. and that's all. <3
ReplyDeleteeve @ essence of eve
Beautiful job, Alex!!! The lighting in these pics is so gorgeous! Do you use a filter for your camera when you shoot at golden hour to help with the look when the sun hits your lens?
ReplyDeleteBlessings!
-Madi
I'm so proud of you too! Great work!!
ReplyDeleteAhh! SO, SO good. You did an incredible job.
ReplyDeletebeautiful, wonderful job, alex. you captured the essence of their personalities. so lovely.
ReplyDeletethese are fantastic! i love the sunflare. :) great job, girl!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos Alex! Love all the sunflare!! Great job!
ReplyDeleteLove that class ring shot! Very cool!
ReplyDeleteGreat portraits! It looks like you got some amazing light!
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