Senior portraits are a rite of passage. They are a celebration of 13 years of education and growing up into adulthood. We believe it’s important for these pictures to show a person’s personality. We photographed Adam of Shelby High School in several locations around Scottville and Ludington. One of my personal favorites is the picture of him with the guitar in the field.
Senior portrait sessions book up. Call us at 231.757.3202 or email alwayphotography@gmail.com to book your summer appointment.
-rob
I have to admit, my patience is wearing thin on the cold, rainy/snowy weather we are having in mid-April here in northwestern Michigan. In late March, I can accept it, but I am ready for 50- to 60-degree days. However, as a photographer I appreciate dramatic weather. Sunday’s high winds looked like there was a chance of some drama along Lake Michigan’s shoreline. So, I decided to head up to Manistee to check out what Lake Michigan was doing there. As sunset got closer, the clouds went away (photographers like clouds, they are our friends). I was with my friend/mentor Ron. We drove to First Street beach first and then to Fifth Avenue beach on the north side of Manistee. We almost didn’t get out of the car, because there was no drama. But, a few moments before sunset, we decided we’d give it a try anyway. I actually was pleased with the colors of this sunset which had the character of a summer sunset with a little wave action.
I recently took my West Shore Community College photography class to PM Floral and Greenhouse in Ludington. This is a great place to get some eclectic grungy photos. The flowers weren’t quite in blossom yet, but that’s not what we were looking for. Here are some photographs from the session. – rob
I was walking out of a building the other night after a photograph assignment for the Ludington Daily News. The sun was setting but I wasn’t going to make it to the beach. Instead, I caught the setting sun reflecting in the large window that dominates the Ludington Center for the Arts. – rob