All Dressed Up and Headed Out...

I was very excited to meet a group for my second Bradley prom session at the Country Club. We had a beautiful area to take some pictures, aside from dodging a few golf balls. :) These guys and gals looked stunning and I had a lot of fun with them. We took some fun shots, even though the fellows were done before we were actually DONE. (You did great, guys!) All of you looked fabulous and I hope your evening was everything you had hoped and more!!!

Sparkling Girls and Studly Guys...

My first prom session of the season took place this past Saturday. I couldn't have picked a better group to start with than Nikki, Jamie, and company. I took pictures of these guys last year (with others) and had a really good time with them. This year, though, just felt so relaxed and comfortable. We weren't very pressed for time and we really had a lot of fun taking the pictures. Guys, I hope your junior prom was wonderful and I look forward to next year! :)

Cap and Gown-Bound!

I was so excited when a good friend of mine at school asked me about doing her son's senior pictures. What made it even cooler is that this son has also been my student two different times, in my sophomore English II Honors class and his junior year in my Holocaust Literature class. One of my favorite parts about teaching is watching kids grow and mature and become the adults they will be in life. I have so enjoyed watching Timothy do exactly that. He has become a mature, responsible person who is so ready for the next phase of his life. I am so proud of his high school accomplishments and the college scholarship they have lead to, and I wish him the very best in his college career. Timothy, you are a handsome, smart, respectful young man and I am so happy to have not only gotten to be part of your education, but also to have gotten to take your senior pictures!!! Thanks, Becky! You have done well with your children. :)

Denied, Crucified, Entombed, RISEN, and COMING AGAIN!

Yes, this is my Kelsey sitting on Jesus's lap! She took her role very seriously!

"Tell the Story", the Easter production at South Cleveland Church of God, was a powerful presentation of Christ's last days on earth and his glorious resurrection. I am blessed to be part of such a church.