High School Seniors of 2010 are starting to have their portraits done and Sara wanted some with her horse.

This is one of the close ups that I liked from her session last week.  If you haven't made an appointment yet, you should start thinking about calling.  July is here and August becomes very busy.  Seniors have so many things going on now-a-days that scheduling can become a problem.  

A thank you to Sarah for selecting us for her senior portraits.  Your portraits only become more important as time goes by. You cannot come back from the future to have them done, so you should get quality portraits now.  Give us a call.

High School Senior Portraits

  Seniors, you should be taking advantage of the guaranteed use of last year’s prices if you schedule your appointment for July and August by June 12.  Doing so will save money that you can use for more pictures.  

   Now-a-days the sky is the limit for senior portraits.  Come in with your props and ideas and we’ll work to make your images unique to you. This image was an idea I had as I was photographing her with her board.

Whitefish Point

We just gave a workshop at Whitefish Point in the U.P.  That is a neat place and has much history and, a museum on the shipwrecks of the Great Lakes.  The photo is of the lighthouse there.  Everyone enjoyed the program and they want us back to do another this Fall.  

Senior Season and our Blog!

Welcome to our Blog.  Linda and I are both totally new to this blogging idea, but it seems to be the thing of today. Maybe tomorrow we might try Twittering.  Right now we are looking for input from high school seniors and are interested in seeing what you want to see on this blog.

We just sent out a letter to all the local seniors with a photo card of some of the seniors we did this past year.  If you didn’t get one let us know and we will send one to you.

Don’t forget to check out the specials for June.  Also, if you make an appointment by June 12^th for either the month of June, July or August, you are guaranteed last year’s prices.

Thanks!   Bob & Linda