Tag Archives: Cheyenne Canon

Amaya | Children’s Portraits in Cheyenne Canyon

Amaya is a precious, curious, and active toddler!  Her parents serve in our military overseas, and when she and her mom were back in Colorado for a visit with family, it was a great time for a portrait session!  Enjoy our favorites from the session…and what a great umbrella that came along since it was […]

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Ella | Air Academy High School Senior Portraits | Class of 2014

Welcome to the first blog post for the Class of 2014!!  Ella was our first 2014 senior to be photographed, so it’s fitting that she’s our first blog post for her class!  Ella’s mom and I meet weekly as part of a great business networking group, and we first photographed Ella’s older brother for senior […]

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Jacob | St. Mary’s High School Senior Portraits | Class of 2013

We’ll close out our blogging from the Class of 2013 with Jacob.  We’re sure he’s enjoying his recent status as a GRADUATE of St. Mary’s High School!  He’s an accomplished soccer player, and the dynamic images on the field to close his photography session are some of our favorites from the season.  He’ll be entering […]

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Samantha | Palmer High School Senior Portraits | Class of 2013

Samantha’s one of Palmer High School’s most recent graduates.  She’s a snowboarder who’s been a cheerleader in the past.  She’s carefree, kind, determined, and happy and hoping to be a business-minded cosmetologist.  She chose Cheyenne Canyon for her senior pictures, and we’re excited to share some of our favorites from her session with you! Jonathan […]

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Clairelise | Air Academy High School Senior Portraits | Class of 2013

Congratulations, Clairelise, on your graduation from Air Academy High School!  Clairelise is a joyful, creative, funny, and spontaneous graduate who’s also a hard worker.  During her time at AAHS, she was active in band with both flute and later as a drum major.  She also plays the Celtic harp.  Her family is tight-knit and quite […]

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