Life as ArT

It's Senior Picture Time!

 

Congratulations, Graduates!

It is not lost on me that I am often present at special family milestone moments.   From newborn portraits to senior pictures, I feel an awesome responsibility to do my best.  Recently, I was asked by four families to photograph three cousins and the two foreign exchange students who stayed with the families this school year.  The goal was to get fun images of the five grads-to-be in their caps and gowns.  We all had a great time, one they will remember, I’m sure (I know I will).  Here’s an image from that session:

 

While I’m at it, I’d like to congratulate all the seniors I have photographed this year, including senior reps Katie Randol, Krysta Reef, and Travis Yoakum (THANK YOU!).  Here are some of my favorite senior pics:

 

 

 

 

Bunnies, Closeups, and Life as Art (dot, dot, dot)

Extra!  Extra!  Read the "Life as Art" spring news post card here - mailing soon:

    

And on the flip side ...

     

Wanted! Senior Reps

It’s that time again - time to photograph senior reps so they can begin saving money on fabulous senior pictures.  Here's some senior pics from the graduating class of 2009:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

But before we can photograph, we still need to find reps for the following schools:

Delphi

Rossville

Carroll

Harrison

Lafayette Jeff

West Lafayette

McCutcheon

Twin Lakes

If ... 

     ... you are a high school junior this year,

     ... you are responsible,

     ... you are motivated to save your parents some money and make them proud,

     ... you appreciate good photography (artful photography),

     ... well, you want to look good in your senior pics ...

Contact the studio at 765-564-4626.

Gkid #5 Due Today

It is with great joy and fear that I come to this day.  I cannot wait to meet the little miracle that is soon to be born.  In stark contrast is the fear I have for my daughter's health and the new baby's safe delivery.  Oh, there's nothing wrong.  My daughter, Amanda, is having her third child.  Both previous deliveries seemed easy for her, and both babies were healthy.  I am just more aware than I need to be of what could go wrong since volunteering for the Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep Foundation - see other references in this blog. 

But, I don't want to talk about NILMDTS today, it's just too sad.  I want to bannish all sad and scary thoughts while waiting for the birth of this little one.  My daughter and son-in-law will find out the gender of this child when it makes it's grand entrance.  They have picked a girl's name but are struggling with a boys.  I've offered many suggestions, including Mario, a character in a video game my grandkids play, and Diego, the cousin to the famous Dora cartoon character.  I think those were nixed.  Hmmm.  You know, it doesn't even matter what they name this baby.  He/she will be so cute and wonderful, they could name it George Bush and I would love the name - well, maybe not.  Ha!

Well, I really need to go home, it's after midnight, but before I go...  Just finished a senior boy's images.  He's going to LOVE them.  Can't show you his, but I can show one of Krysta's.  I just love the red shoes in this one:

   

Here's one of Krysta's favorites:

 

Pretty eyes!   We had a fun session, Krysta!  Now go tell Katie you are on the blog! <inside joke>

Well, I'd better get home and get some sleep.  I may need some rest if this baby comes today.  Oh, if you have a cool boy's name, leave a comment.  Could be the name they will use.

A Privilege

I consider myself to be very lucky and can sincerely say that meeting high school seniors is one of the perks of my photography business.  This year, I have had the privilege of working with three wonderful seniors-to-be from Delphi High School.  My senior reps this year are Krysta, Katie, and Travis.  Thanks for all your hard work!  Best wishes for a great senior year!

(click on an image to see larger - aren't they good-looking?)

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