New Studio Images and My Curse

Let me first introduce Kirstie, a super SpokesModel for 08. Kirstie had the distinction of being the first person to be photographed inside my new studio. See some great images from her senior session below. Now to the curse. Every time I photograph a senior I try to find something that is JUST THEIRS, a location or background that no one else has. As you can image this takes alot of scouting for locations and imagination. However, many times when I find a great spot, I will photograph a senior and the next time I come back it is gone. Examples: There was a great old barn on 380 and Lake Forest. I had a session scheduled for Saturday afternoon and Saturday morning they tore it down to build a Chicken fast food joint. I photographed another senior in this spectacular old house which had been condemed. The very next day they tore half of it down. Another time I found this beautiful field of yellow flowers. Just as we were setting up to take a photograph, here comes a guy on a riding lawn mower and litterly mows them down right in front of me. There are other stories but those have happened just recently. Today was the lastest display of my curse. On Sunday, I photographed Kirstie in a wheat field [image below]. They turned out great and I was really looking forward to using it for more sessions, but of course when I drove by it today, it was gone.. they had harvested it. Please, never ask me to do a photo session at your home!!
Just a reminder that during the month of June all indoor/ourdoor senior sessions are 75% off. I only have a few more openings left. Don't get kidnapped by the yearbook photographer, go out in style!