Blog Category: seniors


Libby will be graduating this school year from Arkansas Arts Academy, and heading to MIZZOU for college! That campus is about to get one amazing lady added to their freshman role. 🙂 She is fun, sassy, and has a heart of gold!

And we couldn’t let her go to college without a picture with her little sis. 🙂



Andrew is graduating this year! I can feel myself age as I say that. It brings me back to my own high school graduation, and how I was so excited to start a new stage of life. This is a talented young man with so much to offer, and a huge heart. I can’t wait to see where God takes him in life.



One of my dear friends is about to have a high school graduate. Wow. Tyler has got some mad drawing skills, and he even speaks a bit of Japanese. I feel so inadequate… 🙂



She has the best smile! I love when I get to photograph a senior. It doesn’t happen often as I’m more babies and children, but it’s a nice break from my normal. Madison wanted a little downtown and a little natural. She wasn’t interested in being photographed where people would be staring at her, and neither was I! We kept our downtown shots off the beaten path, but somehow those sweet older ladies (you know…the one’s that smile at all passing babies) still found us, ohhh’ing and ahhh’ing at her. 🙂

She is still trying to choose between 3 different colleges, but I know she will do great wherever she decides.

This last set of images below was fun. Madison is a long distance runner. She wanted something a bit silly, like wearing a dress with her running shoes. 🙂 Trying to get this shot on a Friday night, in the middle of a road, downtown, on a game night…it required a lot of patience. And running back and forth. 🙂



I am so glad I got to meet Michelle.  She is sweet, kind, funny and has always got a smile to give!  She has been living here in Arkansas all school year as part of an exchange student program.  I’m sure her family and friends have missed her terribly, but I am also sure the people that have gotten to know her here will miss her terribly!  Michelle, I pray for safe travels back to Indonesia.  Hopefully our paths will cross again.  Beth, thank you for thinking of me and for opening up your home to not just her, but other exchange students as well!  It takes a special family to do this.  xo