Senior Portrait sessions for boys can be fashion forward and shot in an editorial style using Seattle downtown and Pioneer Square area as cool backdrop. Natural light senior portraits with an editorial edge making for a modern upscale luxury portrait experience.

Custom Senior Portrait session with beautiful wall art and stunning floral backdrop in Woodinville Washington.

Urban senior portrait sessions for class of 2025 in Seattle, Bellevue, Kirkland and Redmond Washington. Great for boys graduating who want a fun, cool vibe to their senior portraits.

Senior photos capture the beauty of such an important moment in one's life and the trajectory of so many new milestones to come.

Custom Senior Portrait sessions in Snohomish and Woodinville Washington flower fields for a special golden hour experience surrounded by natural beauty and sun drenched flowers.

Senior Portraits in local flower fields in and around Seattle, Bellevue, Woodinville and Snohomish. Lavender and sunflowers make amazing backdrops to senior portrait sessions.

Client Spotlight with Dr. Alice Kuntz and Inner Vitality, Bellevue Medispa.

During the time I was in the beginning, middle and end of my Worthy Project, I was asked "Why women over 40?" Well, the first reason was simple, I too am a woman over 40, and I wanted to be an example of someone who was worthy of being seen, not just on my cell or my family and friends mobile phones. I think like many (most) women, we are the one's taking the pictures, as we love our family and friends and want pictures of them, but we often neglect ourselves in the same frames. We are more comfortable behind the camera, because women who want their picture taken, well those women are conceited, selfish and self centered......nope!

My last chemotherapy treatment was on January 11, 2024. I still have a lot of rehab to do. My oncologist says it may take 6 months or so for all the chemo to be out of my system. How I’m feeling today? Well I have gained 30 lbs after being close to under 100lbs, my appetite is somewhat back to normal but I have my days. I’m still experiencing a lot of pain in my abdomen and other surgical areas which makes it hard for me to do too much activity. I’m still very fatigued and sleep for most of the day. I go back to the Oncologist in early March for CT Scans and other testing to make sure all of my cancer is gone. I’m looking forward to that day.