Tag Archives: Cheyenne Canon

Sandra | Coronado High School Senior Portraits | Class of 2022

We loved reconnecting with Sandra’s family after first meeting them when her older sister was a senior in 2018. As we always recognize, the loyalty of our client families is our highest compliment. Sandra is an incredibly talented vocalist and plans to pursue a career in musical theater and performance. She also has an interest […]

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Elijah | Pine Creek High School Senior Portraits | Class of 2022

We loved reconnecting with this family for a new celebration of senior year in their family! Elijah loves listening to music, playing video games, and playing basketball. He was excited to feature his senior portraits in an outdoor setting, and Cheyenne Cañon provided a great and unique backdrop for him. His fall session timed well […]

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The Koochel Family | Colorado Springs Family Adventure Portraits

When this family came in for their planning appointment for portraits, they had seen our Adventure Portrait Session and felt it would be a great fit for their first ever professional family portraits for their outdoorsy and “rambunctious” kids. They are an incredibly active family who love camping trips and whose kids play in a […]

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The Lee Family | Colorado Springs Family Portraits

We have known the Lee family for a number of years and loved this opportunity to create family portrait art for their home in celebration of their 25th wedding anniversary! These key anniversaries often spark motivation for family portraits, and with both of their kids in college, it was an important time to capture their […]

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Kyndall | Liberty High School Senior Portraits | Class of 2022

Kyndall enjoys music and sings in choirs with Liberty High School and also plays piano. She’s inducted into the National Honor Society. She adores her dogs and loves being outdoors. For her senior portraits, she was excited for a natural setting and wanted to feature flowers and trees. She matched well for the Cheyenne Cañon […]

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