Portrait photography in Kansas City

We shot this lovely family way back when Kaleb was just a newborn. Now they are back for a fun family portrait and to celebrate the new one: Keller. Really fun session. Here are some of our favorites.

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Amy & Josh’s wedding

We are so excited for Amy and Josh as they start their new life out east. They have made us feel like a part of the family over the years and we were so happy to be able to shoot this wedding! We love you guys and can’t wait to hear what’s next in your lives. Thank you for expecting & allowing us to be creative and expressive while shooting your day. We hope we came close to capturing the love and fun that surrounds both of you:)

Here are some fun shots we took at the photobooth. It’s not your usual photo booth; we set up a double set of cool lights and shot pretty much everybody at the reception. As you can see, people were having a good time:)

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Ashley, senior photography in Kansas City

Here is a little teaser for Ashley. We shot here senior photo session in our studio and then we stroll around the block for some inspiration. Still playing with the new “toy” camera. It’s kinda fun to shoot stills and then switch to video and back again. She was having fun playing along. We have a great set of images that will make both her and her family really happy. But she is going to have to wait to see those…

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Brianna, senior photography in Kansas City

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Sarah, Senior photography in Kansas City

For Sarah’s senior session we started with a walk in the park. Just to get her to feel more comfortable in front of the camera. RUN DMC t-shirt and vintage look.

It doesn’t take much to get Sarah’s eyes to spark. A spring sun ray of light and just that look.

Prom dress on now! Here are some of my favorites in the studio. Window light with just a tad of fill to make those beautiful eyes pop. Love it.

Outside again for some aerobic exercises. This girl’s got energy to burn. Watch out!

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Jenni & Teshin, wedding photography at the Kemper museum

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