I started out shooting seniors because they showed interest. I didn’t realize how much I would love it. So this is my high-five valentine for all the seniors who shoot with me, past, present, and future. You have no idea how fun you make my job. I got a Formspring question recently, asking if I would do a senior post on my blog… that’s when I realized how long it had been. So, here’s to finishing out the 2012 school year, and to the 2013 seniors who are starting to make plans. You all rock.
Be sure to click the link to see the full post, it’s a monster.
WARNING… THIS IS A HUGE POST. THERE IS A LOT MORE AFTER THE JUMP 😉
ralph nardellSo many insanely good shots it’s hard to single them out. These are so great Jay, love the ballerina and guy pushing back the sun especially. The redheaded girl in the red dress, the football player, guitar player, etc – you captured each one in away they’ll love looking back on. Great stuff man.
daronholy moly
one young thingi LOVE the shots of the girl in the nude tunic button-down blouse and the one near the end in the jean blazer. and that’s just the beginning. they all look great!
BethYou never fail to wow the crap outta me. The creativity, color, originality, simplicity, variety, personality and pure awesomeness put forth in every image astounds me. Bravo Jay!
Jenny McCannThe red head in the water shots…WOW WOW WOW!!
Alberto Llamazaresabsolutely stunning!!!!
Karen ObristYou’re bringing great energy and such a killer look to senior photography- I would be stoked if I was any of these kids. Also, I enjoy it when you make people stand on really tall things, coming from a shortie. 🙂
Wyn Wileyjay, these are incredible. you are such a talent photographer. holy heck.
Jay Eadsthanks homie… 100% mutual.