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Denver Professional Headshots, Tip #2 For professional headshots in Denver, consider these clothing tips to make sure you look polished and confident: Dress for the Occasion and Industry: Choose attire that reflects the professional standards of your industry. Opt for smart casual or business attire, depending on the culture of your workplace. Bring a […]
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Denver Professional Headshots, Tip #1 Be Yourself: No need for fake smiles or poses. I want these Denver Photography Headshot photos to reflect the real you. Relax and Be Natural: Forget about forced smiles and stiff poses. Just be yourself and let your genuine personality shine through. Laugh, goof around, and enjoy
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Tip 3: Personal grooming for your High School Senior Photography. Hair Care Routine: Schedule a haircut or trim a week or two beforehand to ensure your locks look fresh and polished. Experiment with hairstyles that flatter your face shape and complement your outfit choices, whether sleek and straight or tousled waves. Facial Hair
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Senior Tip #4 Selecting the perfect locations for your High School Senior photo session is paramount. Here’s your guide to choosing the best locations for your senior photo session: Choose locations that show who you are: Pick spots for your senior photos that match your personality, hobbies, and what you love. Mix it up:
Tip 2: Plan Your Outfits Hey there, soon-to-be graduates! Are you gearing up for your senior photo shoot and eager to make it a memorable one? Well, buckle up because we’re diving into tip number two of our guide to capturing the essence of your senior year: Planning Your Outfits. The key is to be
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Tip 1: Choose the Right Photographer Your senior year is a time of transition, celebration, and reflection, and what better way to commemorate this milestone than with a collection of stunning photographs? But before you start envisioning poses and locations, there’s a crucial decision to make – selecting the perfect photographer. With the perfect
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Times are changing and I have a love/hate relationship with it all. Recently, I moved to Erie, Colorado because I bought my first house. Everything, including my home, is new and it makes this part of Erie feel sterile to me. I love old things: buildings, trees, furniture, lamps, clothing, and people. So, you see my
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THESE KIDS made me laugh and feel so much joy. I grew up in a time when my brothers, sisters and I ran free. We were outside all the time. Our parents would say, “just be home by dark”. In the summer, we would bike ride, wander around with the neighborhood pack of kids,
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I love our beautiful hometown. Every hike I go on I see beauty. My daughter once said, “mom you’ve taken that picture, like a million times”. I said, ” I know, every time I see it again, it’s just as beautiful as the first time”. I have a great affinity for the outdoors. It’s where
A client of mine called and requested to see some of my work as they wanted to purchase some for the walls of their new office. As I was scrolling through all my images, no small task, it transported me back to those times and places and the memories and feelings associated with them. I
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Paul. It’s been a little over 6 months since you died. My brain doesn’t always make the connection to the dates, but my body does. I find myself feeling really off and then I remember, I remember you are not here anymore. Then I dance around my feelings. I do whatever I can to avoid
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Dear Paul I think of you every day. Upon waking, I sit with my coffee and my readings, and there you are. Forever in my heart and my mind. I see us together, in another place, you are bright yellow and I am bright blue. You are always comforting me. I won’t leave you alone,
Every day is different. Some days I’m ok. Other days I can’t quit crying. It strikes when it wants. You think you know how people who have lost someone feel, but you don’t, not until you walk in those shoes. I always have my brother on my mind. I really miss him. It’s still so hard to
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This is what grief looks like. It’s real. It’s every day. It’s non-stop. It hurts. It’s unlike anything I’ve ever felt before. All the work I’ve done documenting women in their grief and loss, I was completely caught off guard with the death of my brother. I had no idea what I have
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I don’t know about you, but this time of year always makes me reflective. On my walk today, I started reviewing my personal news show that runs in my head, let’s call it the greatest hits of 2020. This year has often left me feeling as if someone had put their hands on my shoulders
Note: Nude content About a month ago I received a call from an old photographer friend. His wife is going through breast cancer and she wants to document what is happening to her. What a worthy idea. I called his wife, we talked, mostly I listened. As it usually goes in
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