Tag Archives: 8th grade
CLIENT RAVES –
Our experience with Carrie Anne Photography was exactly what we were looking for. Carrie does beautiful work and we were so impressed with all of the pictures that we had seen on her website and from various friends. We wanted the same, but also wanted to make sure that the true essence of our Claire (a 13-year old 8th grader) showed through. She captured Claire’s personality perfectly with her beautiful smile and sparkling eyes. Carrie was professional and timely but also fun and put my daughter at complete ease with herself and the process as a whole. All in all, we couldn’t be happier or more impressed with everything, from start to finish. Thank you Carrie and continued blessings upon your creative endeavors.
-Lise
CLIENT RAVES –
The expirience was great! I loved walking down town with you, the scenery was really cool, and the weather couldn’t be any better! I hope your photography is around for my senior pictures! Thank you for the wonderful expirience and pictures, Carrie! Love them!
-Robyn
-Robyn
Grand Rapids has awesome locations for urban adventure photo shoots – with lots of color and textures to use as backgrounds. Fortunately there are many of these cool portrait locations within a few minutes walk.
One of the things I enjoyed about this session is that Natalie had her Mom Jennifer in a few of the photos with her. So not only did we get unique, edgy 8th grade graduation portraits – we also got some fun family portraits. Natalie and Jennifer have great style, and we brought in some cool accessories – so we were able to put together ensembles that were unique to each person but still looked good when they were next to each other in the photos. Here are some favorites from the session…
On a beautiful October afternoon I went to the Heynen family home to photograph lots of kids… 6 of them! We had a blast playing in the leaves, running from goats, climbing fences and being kids. Thanks Heynens for making my job so easy!
A beautiful photo session with Emma in downtown Grand Rapids, just before the opening of ArtPrize 2011.