2011 was a good year for seniors. We had so much fun, went on so many adventures… I truly can’t thank these not-really-kids enough. They are still my photographic first-love. Hope you all enjoy these as much as I did. 
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So I had a random dream last night. It included a discussion with my dermatologist about business, and how he got to be so popular. See, it takes forever to get in to see him for an appointment… subconscious being overactive? Anyway, he fake told me that to be as busy as he is, all someone has to do is follow his example: specialize in something people really want, which has built-in longevity and repeat business. Be excellent at your specialty, cultivate the reputation for being THE one to go to for that specialty. Not bad advice for a dream.
The quest to find a niche and a specialty is one of self-discovery, and patient expectation. That’s the polite, artsy way of saying it seems to take forever and I don’t want to wait any longer. Sometimes a step or three back to “see the forest for the trees” is a good thing. Bottom line is, the imaginary discussion taking place during REM sleep has actually provided some humorously perfect direction.
If you need a good dermatologist in the Eugene area, Jay Park is excellent – and he gives good dreamtime counsel, too.
Seriously, I have no words for this session – definitely top 3 ever. I’ll do my best to say something productive.
I work very hard to try and match the mood of the pictures I take/make to the personality and demeanor of the people I work with. In this case, we both share the same saturnine personality, with plenty of good humor to balance it out. Yes, she smiles. Yes I take pictures of people smiling. You’ll just have to trust me on that one, because you aren’t going to see much of it here… but we all had a blast. A happy blast.
This senior session speaks for itself, I think, and the longer I type, the more I will screw up what MacKenzie has to say. {Jay shuts up}
Go do something kind for someone who doesn't expect it.