by Rodney | Mar 15, 2018 | Rodney Smith Photography Blog, Rodney Smith Photography Blog, Senior Portrait Session
Jake Senior Portraits Blue Ridge Parkway
Jake had his senior portraits made on the Blue Ridge Parkway in Avery and Mitchell Counties. He has loved trains since he was a kid so a train car made for another great setting. It was a nice, slightly overcast day. I love overcast days for portraits as the light is soft and even.
The “tunnel” is another great location for senior portraits as long as the graffiti artists keep their content clean.
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by Rodney | Nov 4, 2017 | Rodney Smith Photography Blog, Rodney Smith Photography Blog, Senior Portrait Session
Josh C, Senior
Avery County High School
Class of 2018
Here is an athletic, academic, all-around good kid. It was a pleasure working with Josh and his mom and dad. They are nice, friendly people and it was my honor to capture these images for them. Click HERE to see photos from another of Josh’s senior portrait shoots.
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by Rodney | Oct 12, 2017 | Rodney Smith Photography Blog, Rodney Smith Photography Blog, Senior Portrait Session
Josh is a cross-country runner at Avery High and a friendly young man and a member of the graduating Class of 2018!
We took did a quick portrait shoot on the Avery County High School campus.
Click HERE to see photos from his fall session.
Beautiful Roaring Creek in Avery County. Home sweet home.
by Rodney | Sep 30, 2017 | Rodney Smith Photography Blog, Rodney Smith Photography Blog, Senior Portrait Session
We had an unexpected surprise when shooting Awesome Dawson’s senior portraits on the parkway. We stopped at the Table Rock overlook close to Mitchell County. Our plan was to cross the road and walk up the steep hill on the other side to be able to shoot the mountains in the background. I planned on hopping the fence to have it in the foreground. The hill was steep so we had to walk down the road a bit before starting to climb the hill on a gentler slope. When we got to our spot, two horses had walked over to the fence. We initially thought it was just an empty field.
One horse particularly liked posing for portraits and stood beside Dawson for a while leading to some great and unexpected shots.
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