Showing posts with label High School Senior Photography by Amy L. Thornton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label High School Senior Photography by Amy L. Thornton. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 12, 2012

Congratulations to Hannah!





This beautiful graduate of Riverside High School enjoyed her senior session in areas around the New River Gorge.  I love how her platinum locks contrast against the green hills.. and what a treat to catch the rhododendron in bloom : ) 














 Hannah is a lovely, easy-going gal, but don’t let that fool you.  She’s a hard worker;  I think I was most impressed when I learned that she bought this car herself....











Best wishes to you always, Hannah.  I know you’ll achieve anything you put your mind to!

Tuesday, November 8, 2011

Best Wishes, Kayla!

This gorgeous senior at Scott High School enjoyed her photo session in areas around Glen Ferris and the New River Valley this summer.  What a treat to spend a few hours with her, learning her fashion style and interests.  I wasn’t that surprised to hear she’s interested in studying nutrition in college, since she eats smart and stays fit with regular exercise.  






Kayla had a knack for choosing just the right colors and clothes to complement her eyes and skin tone.  It was a pleasure to spend time with you, Kayla.  I hope you have a fabulous senior year!



Monday, November 1, 2010

Senior Sessions

Congratulations to these outstanding young men from the Class of 2011!
Thank you for the opportunity to photograph this special time in your lives.






Fall, glorious fall!
My favorite time of year....






Best wishes to you in the coming year as you open a new life chapter!


Friday, October 16, 2009

Senior Photos


See, this is why I love photography... being outdoors, enjoying the cool autumn air at familiar locales- not to mention the fun in working with great people. The scenic areas around Gauley Bridge, WV provide an ideal setting for those who love outdoor activities.





Congratulations on your upcoming graduation, Mason!