Tag Archives: soccer portraits

Raychel | The Classical Academy High School Senior Portraits | Class of 2027

As a fellow TCA family, we loved photographing Raychel’s senior portraits on the grounds and surrounding natural spaces of her high school. It’s always a treat to have the portrait session a place of deep meaning for our client, and our one-hour session provides the opportunity for the client to choose whatever location in our […]

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Laicey | Mesa Ridge High School Senior Portraits | Class of 2026

This was an especially unique senior portrait session watching the fun, friendly wager between mom and daughter come to life in a chicken suit! By winning a GPA challenge, Laicey earned her chance to shine in this fun costume of her choosing. We enjoyed creating her portraits in two different locations that included our studio […]

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Carlos | Mesa Ridge High School Senior Portraits | Class of 2025

It’s always an honor to have families who continue to choose our studio for their photography needs. We have known Carlos’s family for a number of years, so we enjoyed highlighting his senior year with a session at Cheyenne Canyon here in Colorado Springs. Carlos plays on the Mesa Ridge High School soccer team, so […]

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Brennan | Widefield High School Senior Portraits | Class of 2025

Brennan is a well-rounded senior at Widefield High School with interests ranging from music to computers to sports. Brennan plays trombone for Pikes Peak regional ensembles and the Widefield High School band. He also runs the sound system for his church, which was a meaningful indoor location for some of his images with his instrument. […]

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Kodie | Palmer High School Senior Portraits | Class of 2024

Kodie is a senior this year at Palmer High School here in the heart of Colorado Springs. Since second grade, soccer has been a big part of her life, so it was fun to include some images with her letter jacket and ball. She plays all positions but goalie and loves to swim as well. […]

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