Senior Pictures in Great Falls, MT | Kennedy, Class of 2019

I can’t believe we are almost going to be graduating this beautiful class of seniors (in 4 months?!). Crazy! One of those seniors walking the stage this spring is the gorgeous miss Kennedy. Kennedy is a CMR Rustler, and I had the awesome opportunity to work with her during one of our most beautiful summer evenings in the beginning of July! Our weather was PERFECT, and oh, that light! When I look back on this session a few things stand out to me.

Flowers in a girls’ senior session just make it for me! This mustard seed field was absolutely GORGEOUS. All the heart eyes.
I loved that we were able to coordinate four different backgrounds into her shoot. If you want a lot of variety, I will work with you to plan how we can incorporate as many backgrounds as possible into your session. I got some ideas, so don’t you worry!
Dang - I love when clients incorporate their fur babies into their senior sessions! Zella, here, is NO exception (I have a soft spot for labradors…they are the sweetest!). How sweet is she?!!! You might even notice that her little nails are painted pink!

Kennedy wanted a mix of natural and urban backdrops in Great Falls, Montana (LOVE when my seniors want this mix!), so we started off downtown next to that iconic drug store. Next we headed over to Gibson Park to bring in some of those beautiful garden flowers, and then we headed slightly out-of-town to bring in that natural field of blooms and green hills. Because of our late spring/summer weather, July was still wonderfully green and flowers were at their peak! Kennedy lucked out with a perfect session day.

“How about the coordination of her outfit and the drug store sign?! LOVE!”

“Gibson Park in Great Falls, Montana is such an iconic location for pretty pathways, stunning flowers, and jaw-dropping greenery. But none of that competes with my gorgeous senior girls!”

“Part of my job is to help my seniors coordinate their clothing with those beautiful backdrops! Navy with that yellow field of mustard seed?! Yes, please!”