Senior Session | Lexi | Whimsical Boho Sunset Shoot | Lenawee County, Michigan

Lexi's senior session was one of my favorite senior shoots of the year; all the stars aligned and we had perfect the perfect temperature, a beautiful golden hour and a very well behaved horse. 

One of my engagement clients was kind enough to bring their horse Sammy back to the farm for part of Lexi's senior session and it was just magical. Sammy is an old pro and Lexi was so comfortable with him. I love incorporated animals into sessions and this was no exception. I loved it so much!

Lexi took such fantastic direction and was willing to try all my crazy ideas, but I think we got some fantastic shots because of it! Here are just a few of my favorites (it was SO hard to narrow them down because I pretty much love them all!) of Lexi's boho senior session here at the farm....

Ryan Crew | Sunset Family Session | Indianapolis, Indiana Photography

I thought I would bring back some warmth and share the Ryan family's sunset session from the summer since it's now March and snowing (STILL) here in the midwest. 

I got to meet up with this sweet crew while I was visiting Indiana in late August. I absolutely love the color combos Megan chose for her family and it photographed so well! Navy, denim and mustard/marigold is so gorgeous and I love the layering she did with the different types of vests to add depth and dimension to the outfits. All the different textures came together perfectly!

Here are a few of my favorite shots from our session together. I just love those little girls' laughs!

Henrik at 18 Months | Sunset Child Farm Photo Shoot | Adrian, Michigan Photographer

Oh, this handsome farm fella! We had such a perfect evening for Henrik's 18 month session. We started off with a few shots in the studio with his dad's old pedal tractor. I love when clients incorporate something unique and special like that into sessions!

We moved outside as the sun sank into the sky and man, that golden light was so perfect! That light really did a sweet number on Henrik's red locks. It took a bit for him to warm up to me, so I used my 70-200mm lens to give the little guy some space and to explore. 

My father-in-law was kind enough to bring out one of our 4020 John Deere's for Henrik to check out and get some shots with. It was so cute watching him look the tractor over. There is no doubt he is a farm kid!