My husband and I went on a great date last night... awesome food at the Village Tavern in Winston, and then a late night photo shoot. For a while I have wanted to experiment with streetlights in Uptown Lexington. And since I also wanted to take some rock star photos of Noah, he seemed like the perfect guinea pig. I am pleased with the results.
I had a great time yesterday taking senior pictures and getting to know a young man, who happens to be the son of our pastor. What a trooper! He was even game when I requested he sit on a trash can for a not so serious shot. I couldn't be happier with how the photos turned out... and I'm looking forward to some good photography weather in the near future!
These two girls were so much fun to work with this afternoon. I dragged them all over Uptown Lexington, and despite the stinky smells and possible trespassing, they were agreeable to everything I asked of them :-) We ended the afternoon on High Rock Lake, and took advantage of the fall foliage. Thanks, ladies, for a fabulous afternoon!
I was bummed no trains were parked on the tracks like earlier this year... and then, what should appear? Thank you, freight train! For making this photo extra awesome, and making Noah (my muse/assistant) super happy by blowing the whistle when he did the universal "honk your horn" signal... but, seriously... how fun is this?
I was really excited to take these shots, as they are not only my first "senior" portraits, but this young man has some great guitars and was willing to do whatever I asked for a good picture. BTW, Luke, Noah is totally jealous of these pics.