Logan Utah Senior Pictures

How has everyone's summer been?  Mine has been exceptionally busy!  So busy I've neglected my blog. Today I went to finally get some posts ready and I found that I had started a bunch of posts back in May and I hadn't ever finished them.  So get ready for photography over load.

I photographed this gorgeous senior as part of my Senior Rep program last fall.  I love getting to photograph these girls twice, it's amazing to me how much they change in a year!  They grow up so fast! We had so much fun on this shoot.  I think I pretty much shot until the sun went down because we were having too much fun!  It's been a couple of months since I've done Senior Portraits and I miss it, so please, if you need some give me a call, we'll have a blast!

Northern Utah Senior Portraits | Logan Utah Photographer

It has been a rainy month here in Logan, and I haven't done a lot of shooting outdoors, so you would think with all of that extra time I would be a little more consistent about blogging.  Things are about to change with that though.  I've got lots of really fun posts to get up.  Lots of Seniors and some wedding fun.

First up is this Senior boy from Logan High.  I always ask the boys when we first meet if they wanted to get their pictures done or if their mom is making them do it.  Most of the time, it's the mom.  This one was no different, it took a bit for him to come out of his shell, and I think he wasn't a fan of me dragging him around town, but we got some great shots.  So in the end, I'm glad he wanted to make his mother happy!

Miss M | Logan Utah Senior Portraits

As promised, here are the rest of the images from this awesome Senior portrait session I posted on Tuesday.  I love, love, love, when Seniors bring something to their session that means something to them.  It's something I highly encourage on my website and when you contact me about doing a shoot.  This fun Senior plays the violin and I got so excited when I found that out!  I shoot a lot of athletes so it was nice to have a bit of a change to something a bit softer.  As a bonus, I got to listen to her play as I took the pictures.  I just love these all so much!

Utah Senior Portraits | Miss M

Slowly catching up on blogging, go me!  It's been kind of nice to revisit these pictures from back when the weather was nice and warm!  Actually, I think that just about a day after I did this shoot things got really cold.  So glad we fit it in!

I am always on the lookout for someplace new to shoot.  I feel like going to new places forces me to be more creative.  I had picked out a spot to do this cute girl's pictures and when I called her mom to tell her, she had a better idea.  This awesome homestead out in the middle of the valley.  It was the coolest spot!  In fact, there are so many pictures from this Senior shoot, I have split her session into two different blog posts.  She brought along her family dog, who loved getting her picture taken and didn't want to sit still haha!  She is also a violinist, those are the images I am saving for the next post.  Check back on Thursday to see the rest!

Utah Senior Portrait Photographer | Senior Boy

This boy holds a special place in my heart because he just happens to also be my nephew :)  I can't believe he is already a Senior and graduating from high school!  Man time flies, and I'm getting old....

It was super cold the morning of our shoot, but he was such a trooper.  I warned him beforehand that I was going to take him to about a million places because I had so many ideas in my head.  I didn't want to have to drag a client around town to try them out, but my nephew, no problem.  He rolled his eyes a bit at first, but then told me he would do whatever I wanted.  He's such a good kid.  His mom was a little concerned when we first talked about his shoot because he isn't sporty so she wasn't sure what to bring to his shoot.  But he loves the outdoors, hunting, snowboarding, so we incorporated all of those things into his shoot.  Prepare for photo overload, I couldn't narrow the pictures down any further!