Jon's Senior Photos

I drove down to Jefferson City to take these photos of Jon. We stayed around the Governor's gardens and got some really cool shots.

This one was on the steps at the gardens.

The above photo was taken in the dark with my new D300 at 3200 ISO and cleaned up in Photoshop.

I like the feel of this photo, it has a little attitude and tons of expression with the surrounding scene.

Just a different shot, again trying something new and different each time I go out on assignments.

Jon told me that he really loves his watch so we incorporated in this photo.

Thanks for looking. Keep scrolling down to see all my recent senior sessions.

thanks,

Shannon

Ayron's Senior Pictures

I had a blast photographing Ayron's senior pictures. This kid was so much fun. Before each session I go over my style with the seniors, which is basically, be yourself. I didn't have to give much direction, Ayron was just able to deliver each time I took a shot.

Here is another multiple speed flash setup. Mainly, I'm just having fun and trying something new each time I go out. I come with no scrips or poses. Just my cameras and a couple of flashes if needed. I let the seniors be themselves.


The above picture was taken at dusk, with my new D300 at 3200 ISO, then cleaned up in photoshop.

Again, trying some different lighting techniques. You either love it or hate, however, I love it, so that is all that matters :)

We had so much fun with this hat.

So much passion and emotion. Thank you Ayron for having so much fun.

Senior Brothers

Here they are just goofing around.

Here are a few more pictures of some different lighting techniques.

Enjoy more of Max & Mason below.

Max' Senior Photos

Here are a couple of photos from Max' senior session also in Harrisburg, MO

I wish I could dunk, but at 5'9" I don't see that happening so I'll leave the dunking to Max.

Mason's Senior Pictures

Lisa called me at the beginning of the summer and asked me to make appointments for both Mason & Max, her Senior boys. We had a blast photographing around Harrisburg, MO back at the beginning of October. I just finished edited up the photos this weekend, below are a few photos from Mason's session.

I love the color in this photo of how the sky bleeds through the water.


Mason is also a baseball player. The black and white brings out the detail in the ball & glove.


I like the contrast between Mason's shirt and the building in the background.


Playing around with lighting, you can see one of my speed flashes on the floor.


Okay, I really love how this photo turned out. I used a three flash setup and put my camera in commander mode and got this photo inside the pitch black basketball court in Harrisburg.

Thanks for viewing,
Shannon