by Jen | Mar 10, 2024 | cap and gown, friends, kids, senior, teen, Winter 2024
I can’t believe my oldest daughter is about to graduate from Chatfield Senior High School in two months! She has had a great senior year so far and is very excited about her next big adventure at college. Grace has had some really amazing friends since...
by Jen | Oct 20, 2023 | Fall 2023, kids, music, nature, Red Rocks, senior, sisters, teen
This beautiful setting helped create stunning images for this senior! It was such a joy to see Wendy again and meet her younger daughter, Elliott, for her high school senior photo session. I had loved to taking Elliott’s older sister’s photos four years...
by Jen | Oct 11, 2023 | kids, senior, Summer 2023, teen
I had the chance to see Cara and her youngest daughter, Mia, recently for Mia’s high school senior photo session. I used to go to church with Mia and her family and I had taken her older sister’s senior photos as well (Littleton high school senior...
by Jen | Oct 2, 2023 | boys, couples, Fall 2023, family, friends, senior, Summer 2023, teen
I haven’t seen Sam and Jill and their boys in a few years so it was great to see them again! Zach is a high school senior at Addenbrooke Classical Academy. He is taking cosmetology classes at Warren Tech and hopes to work in a salon after graduation. Avery is...
by Jen | Sep 1, 2023 | family, friends, kids, mini sessions, senior, Summer 2023, teen
I have known Elie since she was born! I met her mom, Gretchen, in MOPS when we were both pregnant with our oldest daughters. Grace and Elie have grown up together and always been such great friends. I loved taking her senior photos last week at Harriman Lake Park...
by Jen | Aug 17, 2023 | couples, family, kids, senior, sisters, Summer 2023, teen, urban
I met this wonderful family last week for updated family photos and for Noah’s senior portrait session. Noah is a senior at Arapahoe High School and hopes to study engineering in college next year. His mom, Jeanne, wanted to incorporate some family photos into...
