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Julia | Coronado High School Senior Portraits | Class of 2017

Julia will count herself as one of Coronado High School’s newest graduates in just a few, short weeks! We loved having her family back with us for senior portraits as we’d photographed Julia’s brother a few years back. During her time in high school, she’s been active on the volleyball team and has played piano […]

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Autumn | Falcon High School Senior Portraits | Class of 2017

Autumn loves music!  She plays piano and percussion and loves going to concerts to hear favorite contemporary and alternative rock bands. She’s active in her school on the tennis team, as the president of their National Honor Society chapter, and in a student-to-student group that helps new students feel welcome at Falcon High School.  She […]

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Lacey | Air Academy High School Senior Portraits | Class of 2017

Lacey loves life and has a vibrant, fun, and quirky personality. She’s talented and creative – she made the hoodie shown in a couple of her portraits! – and has been an active part of Air Academy High School’s color guard with the marching band. She’s involved in National Honor Society and the video game & […]

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Michael | Rampart High School Senior Portraits | Class of 2017

Michael is a talkative, friendly high school senior with a great sense of humor. He’s also very athletic and runs both cross country and track and plays golf during the summer. He loves his two German Shepherd dogs, and when not in school, enjoys reading, video games, and movies. Michael dreams of a career in […]

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Lily | Cheyenne Mountain High School Senior Portraits | Class of 2017

Lily is outgoing and talkative and knows what she wants.  Her family lived in California most of her life, and Lily loves the beach and traveling.  She’s been active in cheerleading and soccer in the past and currently enjoys music, painting, and pictures.  Lily looks to return to California for college and pursue a degree […]

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