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Haley – A Dream Chaser

Tuesday, August 16th, 2011

Haley stopped by our in-home studio to get a few headshots. She has long been involved in theatre productions in the community and is now preparing to launch into acting for the small screen. We can’t wait to see where her dream takes her.

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Derrick | Headshots

Friday, June 26th, 2009

I was in a musical once in college. I forgot the words to my solo, hummed through the rest of the song, and nearly wet my pants. That’s when I knew I was meant to be beneath the stage with the rest of the pit orchestra. Derrick, however, has been on the stage for several years (presumably without any accidents), and it was time to update his headshots. It’s fun to meet people who need to update their headshots. It’s very Southern California. Look for Derrick on the tube!

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Kyle’s Senior Photos Finale

Sunday, October 5th, 2008

It’s tough to find a full-time teaching position in February. I graduated from UND with a music education degree in December. I loaded up my Ford Explorer with as much as I cared about and headed Southwest to California where there was a girl waiting for me.

When I got here, I had nothing to do. There was only one reason for me to get up in the morning before 10:00 a.m. I had to teach a wild bunch of fifth-grade boys how to play drums. So I did, or at least I gave it a shot. They were crazy. It was like trying to tame an ant hill.

Kyle was one of those crazy fifth-graders seven years ago. At that time, we were sure that our adventure in California would last two, maybe three years. But here we are, seven years later taking Kyles senior portraits. And we wouldn’t trade it for anywhere else in the world.