Yes, thats right, my beautiful friend Liz. I am very honored to call her my friend, and that I (such a lucky photographer) got to photograph her Senior pictures. It was so fun! I love doing friend's pictures. Especially when they are as goregous as Liz is. I have been having lots of fun going through her pictures. Liz was soooooooooooooooooooo awesome! I can't take credit for ANY of these pictures. Liz is the one that made them look soo good! Thanks Liz for letting me photograph your Senior pictures. I really did have a wonderful time with you.

Here is a preview! Enjoy!! I will have the rest finished here soon.

Comments are loved!!!!!!

She's soo pretty!!

Thought this was unique! Brings out her blue eyes too.

Kinda artsy!

Awww....wind!!!! Love this one! It was soo windy

BLUE EYEd GIRL!!! Love blues eyes...(*envious* lol)

Serious...Not serious!!!! Liz, you pulled it off perfect lol

Love this

and this one!!!

Reflection shot. Cute!

Oww..lala!!!! Liz you know how to work my camera. It LOVES you!

Liz with her mom and Josiah. :)

The sun looks really pretty on Liz's blonde hair. Gorgeous!

...looked at a building and imagined how much fun it would be to do a photo shoot there??? Or how many amazing ideas you could do at a certain area of town?? Or even thought about just taking your camera and just photographing random things?? Well I know you probably haven't-only if your a photographer do you think like that lol. Photographers really are crazy, I have to admit! Us, photographers once we see a spot we want to do a photo shoot at we have to do it, even if we don't have a model to photograph. It will just keep itching and itching at us til we finally do it. I know I am just rambling to most people, but photographers understand what I am saying (its kinda like we have our own language lol). Anyways, I said all that to say, I have always wanted to photograph someone at this old, rustic, charming, red brick, perfect, old church that is down the street from my house. It's so cute, I love it!! Its so tall and it has such character to it. It has vines and weeds growing up all around it and it sets an awesome scene for that kinda "Gangster/stylish/rustic/detailed/just all around cool" spot every photogapher likes to have close by, but sadly I didn't have a model so I had to step in and be the photographer and the person in front of the camera. Sorry, I would have had Grace be my model, but she was at work:(
I've been telling myself for like 9 months now that I want to go down to church and photograph someone. I didn't know I would get desperate enough to photograph myself, but what can I say I was desperate.
Pay attention to scenery around me, like all the vines, chipped paint, brush, the red brick and everything else that makes this building so unique and an awesome spot. Its my secret little building, in my little town. lol. Shh, don't tell anyone about it lol. Just kidding, I might share it if you ask lol.

BTW-The church was built in like 1850 or around there. It's an insanely old building. I have to give credit to Becca too, I was bossing her around during the whole time we were there telling her move over here, focus like this, click the bottom, lol. She was a great help!

Don't you just love the red brick and red chipped paint. Mmm...love it!