Lindsay | Douglas, WY Senior Photography

As a kindergartener, I had a little white sweatshirt with a purple hot air balloon on it that said "Class of 2005" in a funky '90s script.

2005 is, like, forever away. I remember my little, scrunci-wearing self thinking. I wonder what I'll look like in 2005?

Ok, so I was a bit of a weird-o as a small child. Just don't mention that to my dad or he'll launch into "funny" anecdotes about my childhood imaginary friends.

My point is that I can't believe that I'm photographing the Class of 2013 this fall. And, I know, I'll be singing the same tune next fall, lamenting on how quickly another year went by. I just hope the fabulous Lindsay remembers to savor each day of her senior year, including all those fun memories I'm sure she'll make in her photo editing class and with her fellow Douglas FFA Chapter Officers.

You may remember, that we had some awesome locations picked out for this shoot, one of them being the Wyoming State Fairgrounds in Douglas, WY where a couple of her friends met us with three of her show lambs that would be showing at the State Fair the week after our shoot.

I totally dug Lindsay's style, especially these angel earrings she threw on once we moved out of town to a local junk yard.

Driven. Passionate. Daddy's girl. Lindsay is a fabulous girl with a vivid personality and all the makings of the perfect BigStar Senior.

I just wonder if she has a hot air balloon sweatshirt from her kindergarten days...

-KB


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Sadey | Class of 2012 Recap

When the Facebook message came in from her FFA advisor at Laramie High, I couldn't have been more relieved. Got your email. I have a girl who would be perfect for the job. Motivated, smart, personable and interested in photography. With the 2011 Wyoming FFA Convention just around the corner, I had put a call out to area FFA advisors in search of an intern to help me through the week's events.

And that's how I met Sadey.

After the Convention wrapped up we stayed in touch; I loved hearing about her journey into photography. So it's safe to say that I was ecstatic when she asked me to be her senior photographer. A kinder-hearted, sweeter, harder working girl than Sadey would be tough to find. On top of it all, she's a total cutie and made my job behind the lens soooo easy.

She's just such a darling! I cannot get over her eyes - so pretty!

Always with a quick smile, even at my lame jokes. Reason #4,235 that she's one of my favs!

And my favorite shot of our session...

Pretty. Dreamy. Natural. Romantic. My heart sings. :)