Cassie Fischer

2010 Model Rep - Wadsworth High School

Colleen Weber

Here are a few images from Colleen's session. She is a Model Rep for the class of 2010 from Avon Lake High School. She brought her violin, and Walter got some really cool images! Watch for her video later!

New Banners!

New banners went up in the front window last week. One is of Daniella Chambers and the other is of Lucy Rini. Both are 2010 Model Representatives. Daniella is holding the chandalier and Lucy is running outside. They are two of my favorite banners ever! We are doing some really cool things right now! Walter has so many new ideas he wants to do! We are photographing a lot of 2009 seniors. It's not too late to get them back before school's out! Call now to schedule your appointment!

Kayla

Here are a few images from Kayla's senior portrait session. She will be a graduate of the class of 2009 from Wellington High School. Her session was cute! She had a fairly warm day, which was a good thing with her outfits. She was even brave enough to stick her feet in the water down at the river! BRRR! Great job, Kayla!

Cassie Fischer

Cassie's session was so much fun! We think she really had a great time. Walter got to experiment with his new vintage lights. They looks so cool! Cassie is our 2010 Model Rep from Wadworth High School. Great session, Cassie!

Mexico today

Well, mom and dad and I went over to Progresso, Mexico today, as we do every year. The picture of the large metal posts is the building of the controversial border fence between Mexico and the US. I am standing literally right on the border. The fence is 18 ft tall, made from steel pylons and cemented about four feet into the ground. They are going to leave gaps at certain intervals so that animals can pass through and they figure now it will be easier to catch people trying to cross because they will have to do it at certain spots only.
We thought this year when we got to Progresso we would do the touristy thing and have our picture taken at the border. A guy walking by offered to take a photo of the three of us and almost dropped my camera. When editing, I saw he took a picture of himself while trying to catch it. It was pretty funny! I took a photo of the main street in downtown Progresso. It's all stores on both sides for several blocks. It's a small town, but one of the few relatively safe ones to go over to shop. Lots of violence in the border towns. Most people don't even go over any more. Lots of military presence when you cross over. Tanks and guys carrying automatic weapons down the street! A bit scary! And I had to take a picture of the tortilla factory. It smells so good! I usually but a bundle. They are warm when they come off the conveyor belt. It's awesome!
Back to Ohio on Wednesday. I hear the weather is wonderful there! Can't wait! Talk to you all again soon!

Susan

Bethany