I think St. Paul is my new favorite place to shoot senior portraits--I know it has a lot of character, but I always forget just how incredible it really is! Just driving around I bet I saw ten spots I'd love to use, including a couple of the places I took Nikki on Saturday, which became instant favorites. We had so much fun! She was such a sweetheart, and except for the occasionally gusty wind--and some sort of street fair downtown which involved masses of families, white tents, and little girls on stilts (seriously!)--it was a PERFECT day to be outside. And we got kicked out of a historical site, so you know the shoot was a success. (Not for bad behavior, thank you very much, turns out they don't allow photo shoots without special permission and a little moolah--shame on you, St. Paul! Share the wealth! ;-) So thank you VERY much to Nikki and her family for a great senior portrait day, and they couldn't wait to see the pictures so without further ado, here they are!
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June 03, 2009
Senior Portraits in St. Paul
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I especially love the close-up with her cowgirl hat on - - AND the close-up of her eyes. You have the ability to make your seniors look like they should go into modeling - - although I would not recommend that to any of them - - they are gorgeous pictures.
Posted by: Cindy Nees | June 23, 2009 at 09:27 AM