I had a MAJOR case of deja vu last night: Work with another terrific teenager, check. Have her pose naturally and gracefully, check. Feel really, really old (and wrinkly), check. Gain credibility with my kids when one of their friends asked if I will take her senior pictures (class of 2015, nothing like being prepared, I guess), check.
Last night I was lucky enough to get a chance to work with Alyssa and it was so much fun. She claimed she wasn't any good at posing (umm, yeah, I'd LOVE to see what the pictures would look like if she thought she was any good at it).
Last night I was lucky enough to get a chance to work with Alyssa and it was so much fun. She claimed she wasn't any good at posing (umm, yeah, I'd LOVE to see what the pictures would look like if she thought she was any good at it).
Like her friend Ryan, Alyssa made me feel really, really old. Mainly because I sat about 2 feet away from her and snapped pictures of her face, and her face and the pictures, well they were just FLAWLESS. If you were to take a picture of me that close, well I don't even want to think about it! Take a look:
Alyssa was a really terrific sport, whatever I asked, she did. I was pretty relentless, kind of like Sam I Am in "Green Eggs and Ham". Do you want to take pictures here?:
or there?
In a tree? You may like them, you will see:
I think that Alyssa may have been lucky that I didn't see a fox or a mouse or a train, well maybe not the train, that might have really worked!
To see the rest of Alyssa's pictures, please click here.
To see the rest of Alyssa's pictures, please click here.
