I'm trying to wrap my head around how I can shoot Senior Photos here in Henderson. I spoke to my sister to ask her if she knew any seniors at Green Valley High School who might want to get some "senior photos" done. She said that she does now know what I mean about senior photos. I'm a but confused because I know that's a good chunk of portrait photography in that demographic.


As a portrait photographer, I'm sure I can create images of these seniors in sets that will satisfy what they are looking for... Is there anyone in the Henderson Market that wants senior photos taken? Let me know... Thanks! 

One thing we didn't do was a consultation. I told myself I'd have to wing this one. Normally, I like to get to know the client so their attitude and personality comes out of the images. 
What I always knew was that I am creating images. I never wanted the people to adapt to my style - my goal is to bring who they are in the pictures. It's like telling a story really. I guess, if I were to look at it that way, I like telling true to life stories than fictional ones. 
After I've introduced myself to everyone - I walked around the location to familiarize myself with the different areas - recon work. Kids at weddings are always fun to shoot... Jackie's kids and nieces were all over the place, playing, running, talking... Such a treat for my lens. An hour into the shoot, I warmed up nicely with a couple of people and taking pictures became fun again. The whole family was having fun and enjoying the summer afternoon. The bride and groom are enjoying their day. We capped off the night with the traditional dance. I left making new friends, excited to start working on the post production work. Thanks Jonny and Jackie!