Equestrian Portraits on a dreamy fall evening. There is nothing better in my book.
Meet Elizabeth and Jubilee. The sweetest duo.
Horses. They are one of the most precious gifts from God. They’ll heal a broken heart and calm your soul.
Equestrian Portraits on a dreamy fall evening. There is nothing better in my book.
Meet Elizabeth and Jubilee. The sweetest duo.
Horses. They are one of the most precious gifts from God. They’ll heal a broken heart and calm your soul.
Sydney graduated from Farmington High School last year. I was so excited to photograph her because I photographed her older brother (see his amazing session here) and I knew this family has style.
Bringing your hot red prom dress to photograph downtown is ALWAYS a good idea.
We headed to the mountains after we were done downtown. The autumn leaves were just starting to show off.
Is there anything more magical than a mountain meadow? With Ashton in front of the lens, I would argue no way! She graduated from The Waterford School, Pandemic Class of 2020.
We got a touch of desert sage plus a touch of mountain grasses.
and her puppy!!
I dream about this gorgeous embroidered top.
Late summer grasses in a mountain meadow are the perfect backdrop.
Annabelle graduated from The Waterford School. Covid Class of 2020. We photographed her in August when the late evening sun is magical and the grass is golden.
Nya graduated from The Waterford School, class of 2020. We had the perfect mountain setting for her senior portraits in early June.
We found a little crevice in the mountain that looked like desert. It went perfectly with this amazing jean jumper.
The wildflowers were just starting to peek out.
Gage came all the way from North Sevier High School. And you know what’s crazy? They booked me on a referral, and then once we met and got to talking, we realized that our families are closely connected! I moved away from Salina when I was only 6 years old, so I didn’t know Gage or his mom growing up. But it was so lovely to meet them and realize, yet again, that this world is itty bitty!
We had so much fun with his snowboarding images.
I always try to sneak in a picture of the seniors and their parent(s). They’re my very favorite images.
Anton graduated from Park City High School. We hit up some iconic Park City spots and a few hidden gems.
From an urban setting downtown to an apple orchard and picket fence, Jihu and I hit it all.
There is something so magical about the soft light that streams through an orchard. The ripe red apples are the perfect detail.
Meet RJ, a Waterford graduate, and the third (and youngest) sibling I had the honor of photographing.
I’m a huge fan of these images in the tunnel. They recently painted a loud, colorful mural all over the walls, so it’s no longer a location option. Such a bummer!
And every single one of them has a Waterford Raven picture in their collection!
