Archive for Graduates

Senior portraits

This graduate loves being in the Utah mountains. With a fresh dusting of snow, this location was perfect for his senior portraits! Senior photography is a lot of fun, I love to hear about their dreams and goals for the future.

High mountain senior photos

Congratulations Sadie, Class of 2021!

This Fall session in the Utah mountains had such beautiful scenery! It was fun to plan and I was so excited for my clients to see the locations.

Senior portraits in the Utah mountains

Congratulations Jake, Class of 2021

Senior portraits are so fun to shoot. I love to find unique and amazing outdoor locations for my clients! Especially adventurous seniors!

Utah family photography

Utah has so many great outdoor locations, and when this family requested the Great Salt Lake I couldn’t wait to go! It’s a spot that works year round. Sunset on the lake & a sweet family excited for their session… just gorgeous.

Chloe, Class of 2021

Congratulations Chloe on all of your accomplishments! You are such a bright light!

Utah Senior photography Class of 2021

Great Fall color and a unique mountain spot made the perfect backdrops for this bright star. I love finding locations for my clients!

Have a great Senior year Ellie!! You have an amazing future ahead of you!

Senior Portraits

These twin Seniors flew in from Wisconsin to have their portraits taken in beautiful Utah – what an honor! It was so fun taking them to a favorite mountain spot & out to the Great Salt Lake for sunset.

Have a great Senior year Jake & Kate!!

Class of 2020 — Senior photos

Senior Spotlight – Though the end of the school year for the Class of 2020 is a challenge, it certainly does not define these incredible students and their hard work over their last four years in high school. Their future is a bright one, and I am excited to hear what they do with it.

Congratulations to Sophie! She is graduating from Judge Memorial Catholic High School and plans to attend the United States Naval Academy.

*Sophie has actually left Salt Lake  to make her start at the Naval Academy.  All “freshman” have to do a summer bootcamp before the academic year starts in August.

Sophie shared her portrait session with her twin sister, Sydney. Congrats to Sophie & Sydney!!

Class of 2020 – Senior Portraits

Senior Spotlight – Though the end of the school year for the Class of 2020 is a challenge, it certainly does not define these incredible students and their hard work over their last four years in high school. Their future is a bright one, and I am excited to hear what they do with it.

Congratulations to Sydney! She is graduating from Judge Memorial Catholic High School and plans to attend the University of Utah.

What was your most listened to song on your morning commute this year?

Harry styles on repeat

Which school tradition are you most proud of?

Every late start day during finals, me and my friends would always go get breakfast before and give each other gifts.

What was the most memorable school event of the year?

The admin let all of the students check out to go to the state basketball during school.

What was the most enjoyable book you had to read for school this year?

I really loved the Glass Castle by Jeannette Wallsoseph Conrad

Who was your favorite teacher throughout all of high school and why? 

I really enjoyed being in Dr. Dasch’s classes. He made learning fun and entertaining and applicable to the real world. I also loved how he cared for every student.

Where do you see yourself in 10 years? 

Hopefully having a job that I enjoy

What is your best school memory? 

Going to Catalina Island for oceanography class. I loved going with friends!

Name 3 things you would tell your freshman self.

  • Be yourself
  • Don’t stress too much about college 
  • Enjoy it

Describe your senior year in three words.

Chaotic. Unpredictable. Fun.

What advice would you give to future seniors?

Senior year is fun and challenging. Try to do everything that you want to. 

Congratulations Sydney!

… and up next, her twin sister Sophie!

Class of 2020 — Graduation Portraits

Graduate Spotlight – Though the end of the school year for the Class of 2020 is a challenge, it certainly does not define these incredible students and their hard work. Their future is a bright one, and I am excited to hear what they do with it.

Congratulations to Jennifer! She is graduating from the University of Utah with a Master of Science Degree in Speech-Language Pathology.

What was your most listened to artist on your school commute this year?

Luke Combs

What was the most memorable school event of the year?

Jesse McCartney performed last Fall, Amazing!!!!

What was the most enjoyable book you read this year?

Where the Crawdads Sing, Delia Owens

Who was your favorite professor and why? 

That’s a hard answer as I love all of my professors! But, Mark Cantor has supported me from the beginning of the of the program and is the reason I pushed through even in the toughest of days!

Where do you see yourself in 10 years? 

Hopefully, in a city I love surrounded by people I love doing a job I love!

What is your best college memory? 

I loved our late night study nights the night before a big exam! We would order pizza and create pop quizzes!cademic Allstate at the cross country banquet

Name 3 things you would tell yourself when you started your program.

It will all work out, you will find your true passion, work hard and believe in yourself. 

Describe your last college year in three words.

Hard work, life changing, and worth it. 

What advice would you give to future college seniors?

Don’t give up, it all pays off in the end!

Congratulations Jennifer!!!

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