Meet Trisha. She’s a dear friend of mine and is dating an even dearer (is that a word??) friend of mine. I met her last summer and she moved up to Austin about 7 months ago. She cracks me up and I can’t wait for her to turn 21 so she can come dancing with me all the time. After all, she’s a part in the USA. 
Meet Mollye- she’s got gorgeous eyes and is incredibly photogenic. Which made my job nice and easy. We had a low key afternoon around Austin and I’m quite happy with the way the photos turned out. Thanks for choosing me as your photographer, Mollye! Hope you enjoy the rest of your senior year!
These next few photos are brought to you by John letting me sit on his shoulders. Ha!
Mollye loves to sketch and read so she brought some her sketch books and novels along.
See what I mean about how gorgeous and photogenic she is?? If only we were all so lucky.
Her eyes are killerrrrr!
Thanks again Mollye! You were great to work with! And thanks to John for assisting.
Meet Shelbi- She’s my first McCallum senior of 2010! We went out on Shelbi’s 18th birthday to shoot her senior portraits on South Congress and the Botanical Gardens. Check out her gorgeous eyes.. I always get so lucky with my models!
Good luck in your senior year Shelbi!
My favorite shots are always the ones where my models don’t know I’m photographing them.
Check out these sassy red shoes.
Attention all 2010 Seniors!
I have a little proposition for you.. Book your senior portraits by August 1 and get $50 off!
That means you pay $200 for this:
$250 Original Price
1-2 hours
1-2 locations
Unlimited looks
20-30 edited favorites
Online gallery for viewing and ordering
A 50% deposit is required to book your date. Act now b/c dates will go quickly!
Emily came down from McKinney to take her senior portraits in the miserably hot Austin heat. She has some of the prettiest eyes ever and was so chill to work with. Good luck in your senior year, Emily!
Meet Carly, a graduate from Anderson High. She was an absolute blast to hang with and she wore the best shoes everrrrr. Enjoy!
Not the best picture, but I finally caught a shot of Carly by the peacock with its feathers out!
I first met Hannah when she was a freshman at McCallum and I was wandering the halls, trying to be a good Young Life leader. I was blessed to meet Hannah and her wonderful group of friends, many of whom you have seen on this blog.
I came over to Hannah’s house to photograph her in her amazing backyard which backs up to Bull Creek. Her dad collects antique books which I happened to notice on the shelves and I just HAD to use them… And I think it looks pretty sweet, personally. Plus, Hannah has gorgeous eyes and a beautiful smile so she made the pictures for sure.
Good luck choosing between all of the amazing universities that accepted you. My vote is you either stay at UT so I can hang out with you or go to USC so I have somewhere awesome to visit.
When I walked into Addie’s house to shoot her senior portraits, I was blown away by how cool the house looked! Her dad’s an artist and he had some amazing pieces hung around the house so I just had to photograph her inside. Addie was also wearing this awesome yellow dress that had this very retro vibe so I just felt like I when it came time to edit, I wanted to go with a 60’s vibe. I think they’re pretty groovy and I hope you do too.
Check out this amazinggggg piece of art. I am IN LOVE.
And now let’s return to 2009 for some photos with their hilarious dog, Carl.
Good luck at college next year, Addie!
Last Friday I had a senior portrait session with Christine and it was suuuuuper chill. This lovely little lady was absolutely precious and had the best smile.
She even braved the insane winds and getting checked out by every passerby on the highway.
Take a look.
 LOVE this one:
Some photos from the 360 lookout:
Loooove this one. See what I meant about the wind? What a sport.
I’ve never actually walked on the 360 bridge so this was super fun. And, again, very windy.
So this week I was supposed to have 5 shoots. So far 3/5 have cancelled. But the lovely Kristen braved the weather for some senior portraits. Kristen has been riding horses for about 9 years so we met out at the stables where she keeps her horse Carrots.
It was definitely a different location for me but it turned out great! Enjoy.
Last week I had yet another senior portrait session with Lizzy from Austin High. This girl brought a ton of sweet props and had a very unique style. She was super sweet and could not stop smiling (unless I told her not to). Thanks Lizzy for being so much fun!
One of the props Lizzy brought was her grandma’s old sewing machine. I had her bring some of the clothing she’s sewn and we did some experimenting in a random little forest.
Lizzy also brought this amazing vintage pink dress so I had to bust out my Andy Warhol book.
