I’m behind posting images on my blog, so grabbed this one from Levi’s session.

We got a ton of great pictures from the second part of Morgan’s Senior Model Session.  Here is one of my favorites.

I got to take my first motor cross pictures as part of  Jordan’s senior session.  I don’t know much about motor cross, so was amazed at the track and the jumps.  Here’s one of my favorites.

The goldenrod is finally in bloom in the prairie patch, one of my favorite backdrops!  Kaylee was a perfect subject, and this was one of my favorites in the goldenrod.

Today is the deadline to sign up for the Louisville Fall Festival Queen Contest.    I’m sure it’s going to be fun, and I’ll do what I can to try to make sure the photos are fun.  Here are a couple of Kylie and Natalie from Saturday’s current Queen Photo Session.

I’m going to take some images of Jordan with his motorcross gear on at a track he frequents this week.   I took several of Jordan and his bike in his backyard, which is like a portrait park, just lovely.   We picked out a different image than this one with the bike at their ordering session this week, but there’s something about this image I love as well, so I decided to post it here.

I’m behind posting on the blog!  I will try to catch back up over the next few days.  I’ve had a cold going on two weeks that came back with a vengeance this week and about took me down.

Anyway,  I had the pleasure of spending some time with the Booth family recently.   Here’s a favorite of Brittany and Ashley (I hope I spelled the names right!)

Here’s a favorite from the second part of Cara’s senior model session.

Wray’s Orchard, south of the Clay City intersection, starts selling apples September 4th.  Currently, they have peaches and fresh produce, such as cantaloupes, watermelons, new potatoes, green beans, tomatoes, sweet corn, cucumbers, etc.  The apple trees are loaded, and I, for one, can’t wait to buy that first bag of crisp Jonathan Apples and gallon of fresh apple cider.  After last year’s late freeze wiped out the local apple crop, I’m hoping they have a great year this year.

You don’t have to have the same announcements that all of your classmates have.  I offer custom graduation announcements to my clients.  The below is a sample from one of last year’s folded 5×7 cards.  These are press-printed by my lab on nice cardstock.  I have a lot of different designs to choose from.  The cards come in increments of 25 and include envelopes.  In addition to folded 5×7 cards, I also offer 5×7 postcard designs, which are designed front and back and come with envelopes as well.

Here’s one of my favorites from Aly’s senior session.