![Taeya’s senior session at Fly’N B Park in Highlands Ranch [Littleton photographer]](https://jenhoneycuttphotography.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/HONY3401-800x675.jpg)
by Jen Honeycutt | Sep 13, 2018 | senior, Summer 2018
It was such a pleasure to see Taeya and her mom, Kira, again. I met Taeya and her family a couple years ago when we met for extended family photos. Then, I met Kira and her oldest daughter, Haley, for Haley’s senior photos two years ago. I have also taken...
by Jen Honeycutt | Sep 6, 2018 | senior, Summer 2018
Brooke contacted me to take senior photos of her son, Jacob, after seeing Peyton’s senior photos on Facebook. I just love that so much of my business comes from word of mouth and people telling their friends about me! It was a pleasure to meet Jacob and his mom...
by Jen Honeycutt | Sep 4, 2018 | baby, family, lifestyle, Summer 2018
It was so wonderful to meet Tony, Jamie, and their precious baby boy, Alex. Alex was born several weeks early (in fact, Tony was out of town and missed the birth!). Alex needed to stay in the NICU for a couple weeks and is finally home and healthy! He is growing...
by Jen Honeycutt | Aug 23, 2018 | senior, Summer 2018
Meet Shea. He is a very smart young man that loves languages. He can speak fluent Spanish and German! He and his mom were wonderful to meet and hang out with a couple weeks ago. Shea loves to hike and has been to Roxborough State Park several times so he really...
by Jen Honeycutt | Aug 22, 2018 | senior, Summer 2018
It was great to see Peyton and his sister Arin (and their father Rick) again a couple weeks ago. Peyton is a senior at Highlands Ranch High School and wanted nature for his senior portraits so we met up at Mt. Falcon Park in Indian Hills, Colorado on a beautiful...
by Jen Honeycutt | Aug 20, 2018 | couples, Summer 2018, wedding
I absolutely LOVED photographing Adam and Whitney’s beautiful, fun wedding a few weeks ago! They were the most laid back couple I have probably ever met and their day was simply awesome! There was so much love between their families and them. It was an honor...
