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Madi: Class of 2015

Here's to sunrise sessions!  

 I've been waiting for that sun to come up without a layer of fog or overcast covering its bright and happy face, and I finally got it!  This was impeccable timing considering who I was photographing.  Miss Madi made for an incredible subject with her happy, smiling face!  I found myself getting giddy just looking at the images as soon as I shot them.  Once again, I have found myself struggling to choose which photos to showcase here. These few are only a small portion of the beautiful images I was able to get of Madi. 

Madi was a student in my classroom last year.  She's a determined, intelligent young lady who supports her team - and others as you will see - with pride.  It's been a joy to know this happy girl!  I wish her the best this upcoming year!  

 Here's Madi…






































  
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  1. UnknownJune 27, 2014 at 6:57 PM

    My beautiful girl! Thank you for taking these beautiful pictures. ~Amy

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  2. UnknownJune 27, 2014 at 8:54 PM

    You are most welcome!

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