by jmcutt4@gmail.com | Jul 8, 2022 | kids, senior, Summer 2022, teen
Sam and her parents were visiting Colorado from Nebraska last week and she wanted some senior photos with the beautiful Colorado foothills in the background. We met for a 20 minute mini session at the park in my neighborhood in between rain showers that were...
by jmcutt4@gmail.com | Dec 18, 2021 | family, kids, teen, Winter 2021
I met this sweet, big family a few years ago for photos so it was great to see them all again. Originally, Jessica wanted to meet at Red Rocks, but then we changed it to Clear Creek History Park in Golden because she liked the bridge, old buildings, and views of the...
by jmcutt4@gmail.com | Dec 5, 2021 | cousins, Fall 2021, family, Kansas, kids, teen
It was great to see this big group again for family photos! We met at the Highlands Ranch Mansion the day after Thanksgiving and all nine kids did so great despite the chilly morning. Extended family sessions are so special and I love documenting them! Enjoy this...
by jmcutt4@gmail.com | Dec 1, 2021 | Fall 2021, family, kids, mini sessions, senior, teen
I love that so many families with high school seniors are taking the time to document their family before they are down one family member next fall. It was great to see Kathy and her family again. We met just before Thanksgiving for a mini photo session at the local...
by jmcutt4@gmail.com | Oct 27, 2021 | Fall 2021, senior, teen
Kate is my 28th high school senior to photograph this season! I can’t believe how many amazing seniors I have photographed over the years and am just so thankful! I have one more boy that I am photographing in a few weeks and then senior season will be over. ...
by jmcutt4@gmail.com | Oct 20, 2021 | Fall 2021, kids, lacrosse, Red Rocks, senior, teen, urban
Ben’s mom, Stephanie, contacted me to take her son’s senior photos after hearing about me from Alex’s mom. Ben and Alex play on the same lacrosse team. It was great to meet Ben and Stephanie recently in Downtown Morrison. We got a lot of great...
