Meet Max.  I’ve gotten to know Max’s wonderful family over the years and when it came time for his Senior Portraits, Max told me he knew just what he wanted.  ‘Just a few really great portraits – nothing fancy or over the top.’  Um…….ok.  Max – you cannot take JUST A FEW great portraits.  They’re all great!  You guys – we originally planned a simple portrait session out on his family’s land and it ended up being a full on model session because he ROCKED it!  This guy can’t take a bad photo.

And then, while we’re shooting he says, ‘Oh yeah – lets just grab a few quick shots with my motorcycle that’s parked in the barn.’  Um – what?!?!  You have a motorcycle!?  This shoot was getting better and better by the minute! (Ok – technically we used his brother Wolf’s motorcycle because it fit the whole ‘James Dean’ look we were going for – (thanks for letting us use it Wolf!) but he does have his own – just wanted to clarify)

Needless to say, this quick session of ‘just a few great portraits’ turned out to be my favorite senior session ever.  His dog Maisie even decided to jump in some shots and posed like a diva for me.  The whole afternoon was amazing and I loved spending more time with this family.  So, congratulations on graduating next spring, Max.  I have a pretty great feeling that you are going to go on and do AMAZING things!

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