Leah Part III
More photos of Leah in an old abandoned granary in a field outside of Dawson Creek, next to that old barn she was in earlier.
Kaitlyn Part III
Getting close to, but not quite to, the end of these pictures. There were a lot of great pictures from this shoot, for which I take little credit. The setting was brilliant, the models beautiful, and the assistant willing to stand and hold a reflector for hours on end…
Leah Part II
I love the top picture. All that lens flare-y goodness.
Hey, just a reminder that once you open up a picture, you don’t have to close it to see the next. If you hover over the top left or right corners with your mouse, you can go next or back. You can even use the left and right arrows on your keyboard.
Kaitlyn Part II
More from my shoot with Kaitlyn and Leah. There’s an old barn sitting in a field near Dawson that is just the coolest place to take pictures for both the field and the barn.
Kaitlyn and Leah
I’ve posted individual shots of these two (and have more to post later), but here’s a handful of the two of them together.
Stephanie
On a hot (and buggy) summer’s day we took Steph down to Flatbed Creek to take some pictures around, on, and in Flatbed Creek as a senior’s session. It was a lot of fun, and shockingly, she agreed to hop into the creek with her dress on.
Now if I can just get her to do the same with her grad dress….
Larisa
Okay, finally getting around to posting these pictures of Larisa from earlier in the month. She brought her grad dress along and we did some shots in studio before heading out into downtown Tumbler for a hardcore urban shoot. Yes. Urban Tumbler Ridge.
Leah Part 1
The first pictures of Leah from the shoot I did with her and Kaitlyn. She has the some of the biggest, prettiest eyes I’ve ever seen.
Kaitlyn Part 1
On Saturday I got to spend a few hours with Kaitlyn and Leah, quite possibly the two cutest girls in Dawson. Expect many many more shots from the day up in the next few days.
Graditude: Grad Photos With Attitude
You are not the same as the girl who sits beside you in Chem, or the guy at the back of English class. You are unique. So, riddle me this, Batman: why do your school photos look exactly the same as theirs? Do you want to be remembered because you put on a cap and gown for ten minutes one day? Yes, that’s an important part of the graduation story, but it’s not the only part.
At Eye For Detail Photography, we want to tell your whole story. It is our mission to take images that are as unique and as different as you are. We’re not going to stick you in a corner of some room, take a picture and think we’ve captured the real you. We encourage you to take us to the places that are special to you, to do the things that you love to do, to wear the clothes that suit you.
With each step you take down the road called life, you grow and change. With each step you are a slightly different person than you were before. Our mission is to capture who you are, right now. To preserve for eternity a glimpse of a person you’ll never be again.
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So, since you’re here, what’s there to do? Well, the site is ever changing, but you could:
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