Can you guess where these images were taken? You bet. Right here in Redding. Do you like to feel like you have taken a trip to Italy? We can do it together. Here are some beautiful images from M’s Senior Photo Shoot. She wanted something unique and locations not commonly used for senior portraits. I know she would agree with me that these images capture her artistic spirit.
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Check out our new hand painted art pieces. I have been enjoying painting these and I would love your feedback and comments. The process takes hours as layers upon layers of paint and textures are applied to give a richness to the art. All created digitally of course.
Joy of Poetry
The Richness
Bryce is in the class of 2012 at Foothill High. We shot this a little later in the evening hoping it would be cooled down. It was still crazy warm. However, we did get some interesting cloud patterns at the sundial bridge that the sunset was lighting up. That was a bonus. Thanks Bryce for a fabulous shoot and I can’t wait to show you the rest of your images.
We had a great time last night shooting Tyler’s senior pictures. Using natural light, reflectors and portable flash we were able to get some beautiful shots of Tyler in with the water. My husband Mike and I climbed all over these boulders. My tripod had the weirdest configuration to get anchored. The long exposure shot has the water looking so cool. Thanks Tyler and Kristen for braving the mosquitos and slippery rocks. I just love how this shoot turned out.
