When we were talking with Shae to plan his senior portrait, I was very impressed with how focused he seemed to be, that is probably why I like this portrait so much, I believe it shows this extreme focus that he has.
Is a photographer who publishes a photograph taken by another photographer guilty of plagiarism, or just crazy?
Congratulations Jennifer on being chosen one of the four nurses of the year at "St. Mary's. We certainly enjoyed meeting and working with you for this project.
Sallie, Congratulations on becoming a University of Missouri cheerleader, we will be looking for you and supporting you, unless you are playing OU or OSU :-) . Best wishes, Wess & Jolene
Design in a portrait is accomplished in many ways. Color, location, angle, pose, clothing, expression, and lighting. I believe this portrait has all of that...plus a little extra...love! Thanks for letting us show that love.
If you haven't done so already, please visit our new studio located in Sunset Plaza between Ross and Hobby Lobby, Monday thru Friday 9-6, other times by appointment.
Kelley, John Lennon once sang, "Life is what happens when you're busy making other plans". I know that is what occurred with this portrait. Our original concept was to do this with an old barn, but when we drove to the location, Johnson grass was at least six feet tall and all I could think of was the chiggers I got into when I was a kid, so we started to look for another barn, and we looked, and looked, found a barn that had deteriorated so badly it didn't even look like a barn....then we saw these hay bales, and both of us knew it was the right spot. I hope everyone else agrees.
