Filed under: Photos, seniors | Tags: darrin hackney, downtown, jdb photography, Old Town, senior, senior photography, senior photos, wichita
Photographing Kelsey was so much fun, she has such a huge range of expressions and just loves to laugh! She was in town visiting family and her mother thought it would be fun to have her pics taken in Wichita since they used to live here. We met up in Old Town and shot in various areas, trying not to get run over as the streets seemed extra busy that night. My favorite image that I think captures the fun in Kelsey is the last one posted here. Here are a handful of images from the shoot…
Filed under: Photos, Portraits, seniors | Tags: camp alexander, camp alexander emporia kansas, darrin hackney, Emporia, jdb photography, kansas, senior
I recently traveled to Emporia, KS to photograph Daniel’s senior pictures at an area outside of Emporia called Camp Alexander. Daniel is the youngest son to my cousin Lisa and he is very much into scouting, music and his dog – Goddard. I was excited to see that Daniel was a “Chucks” fan as he sported a bright red pair for the shoot. Here are just a few images from his photosession…
You might recognize Ashley from a photo shoot last winter where I shot images of her and her sister Allyson. They were the ones wearing the cool Ugg boots (image below).
Ashley, her mother and I met in Riverside park where the light was amazing since it was overcast out. I was a little surprised at how chilly it was but that didn’t stop us from getting some really cool images for Ashley’s senior portfolio. Here are a handful of my favs from today’s shoot…
My cousin Ceress came up from Hutchinson, KS wanting me to take some fun candid senior pics for her. We started in the studio, made our way around Old Town, headed over to Botannica and then finished up by the Keeper of the Plains Statue. The sun was perfect but it was a little windy. I used the wind to my advantage at certain times. The shoot was a lot of fun and I knew it was going to be challenging as she has always “hated” getting her picture taken. She would always turn her head at the right moment for me not to get a good shot of her at most of our family gatherings. But I seemed to get her to smile and I thought her senior session was a good one.
Here’s the gallery:
