I’m busting with excitement over sharing this session with you today! I do specialize in weddings, but I also LOVE shooting families and children. I never thought I’d add senior pictures to that list until a few months ago when my hair stylist, Jenny asked me if I was interested in shooting her daughters portraits. I’ve known Jenny since I was a kid and have watched her daughters grow up from the pictures in her salon so I was thrilled when she told me that her eldest daughter, Emma was a fan of my work. I, of course agreed and felt so honored! When I met with Emma a few months ago she told me that she didn’t want her pictures to look like anyone else’s. I love that!I’ll admit I was a tad nervous mainly because I wasn’t sure how to approach a session like this. Not that long ago I was seventeen myself(OK, Anna, 11 years ago isn’t exactly “not that long ago”, lol) and I can remember how I wanted to be photographed for my senior portraits. I basically went with that approach along with trying to capture Emma in the most honest way.
You can’t tell from the photos, but it was HOT that evening. I believe it was somewhere around 95 degrees or slightly higher. Despite the heat we had fun and I completely forgot about the temperature. The light was perfect and there were no bugs! Huzzah! As you can tell, Emma is a beautiful, STUNNING young lady. Her calm and relaxed spirit made my job super easy and so enjoyable. Thank you so much Emma!
Interested in having me shoot your senior portraits? Shoot me an email and let’s chat! :) annapage@annapagephotography.com
Now onto the photos! First up are the digital photos.
Now the film
All film images were developed and scanned at Richard Photo Lab in Hollywood.
Contax 645 Kodak Portra 400.
