Class of 2010; Portraits

Seriously? 2010? Am I really that old? Don't answer that.

Meet Darren: Ivy League bound, future politician.









And Corey: Future Veterinarian.









Katie: Future teacher.









Kyle: Future coach.









Ashley: Future nurse.









Congrats to you all!

Kara; Portraits

Kara and I (and her step mom) hung out all over Morro Bay a few weeks back. There was bird poop, Chinese fire drills and quite a few wrong turns. Oh yeah, and pictures. We took a lot of those too. But mostly we had a ball.

Thanks Kara! Good luck on your senior year!







Work it Kara...Work it!



My favorites of the day...

Sarah; Portraits

Her music filled the alley, causing parking attendants and walkers-by to stop and stare. She closed her eyes and furrowed her brow, not with concentration but with emotion. It doesn't just come from her instrument, no. Her music comes from her soul. She plays as though it comes directly from her heart. She plays with passion. A passion that has brought her to this place in her life, 23 years after she first picked up the violin. Watching her was like watching some one worship. They say some musicians are made and some are born. This beautiful woman and my dear cousin was created for this purpose. To fill this world with music. And what an honor to receive a private concert as well as the chance to capture someone so inspiring.

Maliha; Portraits

Another stunning senior. I spent a lovely afternoon with Maliha and her mother, talking all about academics and future plans. She's on her way to Berkley as a pre-med student but isn't sure if that's exactly what she wants to do. Spoken like a true senior. The count down is on and with only a handful of days left, I pray you enjoy these last simple days as a high school student Maliha, they'll be over and gone before you know it.







Seriously with those eyes! Sheesh!



Isn't she just radiant?





I wish you all the luck in the world Maliha and am so excited for the adventure you're embarking on.

Sarah; Portraits

Oh my sweet Sarah.

I have loved watching this girl grow up these last few years, handling the stress and drama of high school with class and grace. I wish I would have been as intelligent and meek as she has been. And lets be honest, I would have killed for her wardrobe.















I am so proud of you Sarah and am so excited to see what the Lord has in store for you!