Showing posts with label Kansas City Portrait Photographer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kansas City Portrait Photographer. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

A Star in the Making - Kansas City Portrait Photographer


Look out world, here comes Mackenzie Miller! I photographed Mackenzie a couple  of months ago - she's a talented actress, but she has also just launched her professional music career. It's a very exciting time for her, and I enjoyed playing a part in it. Since our session many great things have been happening - if you would like to follow Mackenzie, a Mill Valley High School graduate from Desoto, you can find her on Facebook under "Mackenzie Miller"; on Twitter she's "DreamBig_Miller."

Best wishes, Mackenzie!

Looking for professional head shots? I have special rates for head shot sessions, and take great care to use flattering lighting and posing, which can make a big difference at auditions. Contact me for information.

Monday, November 15, 2010

Sweet 13 - Kansas City Photographer

Thirteen is such a great age to photograph - I've done sessions with three different 13-year-olds in the last few days and it's been an eye-opener for me, as all three of them are kids I've photographed for years, but goodness, there is something about 13 - they have become little adults!

This beautiful girl, who started dancing en pointe this year, makes my job easy, and it's always a bit sad when our session is over. I just love her!

Monday, August 9, 2010

Family Studio Session - Kansas City Portrait Photographer


I've photographed this family before, but the new wrinkle this time is they brought their dog - it seems like I'm photographing a lot of dogs lately - another one is expected on Wednesday. Thankfully, they all have been very well-behaved in the studio so far!

Thanks, Tanya - I always enjoy photographing your beautiful family - gallery coming soon.

Monday, June 28, 2010

Traditional Family Portaits - Kansas City Portrait Studio

I truly enjoy family portrait sessions in the studio. So many people prefer outdoor portraits, but there's something so classic about a traditional, formal family portrait in the studio. Renee - thank you for choosing Center Stage - full gallery coming soon.