Alicia's Photograpy Blog...because life is precious.
I’m going to apologize ahead of time for this very long post, but there is a great reason for it. Some of you may already know about what had happened on Sunday because of my sister’s facebook post. Now that I’ve had a little time to process, I feel like I’m ready to talk about…
You all know how much I love my senior sessions but I am MADLY in love with senior sessions who take advantage of our fabulous Hair and Make up Artist here at the studio! And it looks like I am not the only one in love with the results. Every single person who has added…
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Next up for their senior shoot was Mr. ‘B’ from Naperville Central. ‘B’ is a Younglife leader and so personable and friendly that he made my job very straightforward and easy. The urban backdrop really suits portraits for boys. B’s Grandfather sadly passed away recently and the plaid shirt that ‘B’ is wearing belonged to…
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Today it is the turn of Miss ‘A’ from Naperville North High School to feature on the blog. ‘A’s first set of pictures have a natural country feel to them and her outfit choices and colors worked really well together. ‘A’ is really interested in music and thinks that she just might be the biggest…
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If there is one thing I love more than anything, it’s a beautiful sleeping baby. Little Mr. ‘O’ was our very first baby session in our new studio and it seems that he felt right at home here. ‘O’ was a joy to photograph and the natural lighting that day was just perfect to capture…
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