The following are just AJ’s football pictures, he will be visiting the studio this winter when his mowhak grows out.  LOL

Here is my favorite…

I had a blast with AJ and his mom.   Football is a big part of their life and AJ’s high school career so we wanted to make sure it was well documented with pictures.  I can’t wait to have him back in the studio this winter to take some more non-football related shots.

Good luck to AJ and the rest of the Plymouth Football Team!!  I will be watching to see how you guys do throughout the year so keep me posted on facebook!

Who can say the cops came to their photo session??  Jake can!  We were taking the road closed shots and the cop just stopped in because he wanted to make sure no one was messing around by the construction site.  I told him what we were doing and he said, “Someone’s going to have some cool senior pictures!”  Yep, I think they are pretty cool.

Big thanks gang for the fun evening!

Alex has such a fun personality.  I had a blast taking your pictures.  You are such a super model!!  Have fun girl during your senior year.

Travis was easy to photograph.  He always had a smile on his face.  He brought his mom and his girlfriend with him and I put them to work holding the reflector.  They had a harder job then Travis or I had because it was super windy and that reflector wanted to blow away.  Thanks you two for helping make Travis’ picture so good, couldn’t have done it without you two holding the reflector for me.

Hope you didn’t end up getting any poison ivy.  I am all clear!

We also took a family photo during her senior session…. (I did her brother’s senior pictures too.  Matt loves his picture taken NOT!)

Val and Shawn like their picture taken.  Actually Shawn is a pretty big ham.  Helps that I have known him for several years.  Once he rescued Samantha’s doll from the rain, it was left outside on the swing and he saved it.  They are both such sweethearts.

Was nice hangin’ out with your family Val and Shawn.  Send me some more nice people from Plymouth.

Senior Mode Magazine is a national magazine based out of Indianapolis for high school juniors and seniors.  It is a printed and on-line magazine.  It contains information on senior pictures, prom and graduation needs, scholarships and modeling.

The Oregon-Davis Girls Basketball Team is featured in the “Your Stories” section.

Click on the Magazine Cover to read the article….

Here are a few photos from our shoot for the magazine….

If you know high school juniors or seniors in our area doing great things let me know so we can tell Senior Mode magazine about them.  I look forward to contributing more to the magazine in the future.

jayme@photographybyjayme.com or ph 574-867-6776

Direct link to the article:  http://www.seniormode.com/magazine/your-stories/student-stories/item/109-high-school-basketball-team-raises-awareness-and-money-for-cancer-research

Today is my baby boy’s 4th Birthday.

I had a really hard time when he turned three.  I guess four isn’t so bad.  I do want to freeze him and his sister though.  I love this age.  In the fall he will go to preschool.  He said that I have to go with him.   (luckily preschool is only a couple hours a day)

Three  things about Brandon…. 1.  He still loves to cuddle with me (I will probably cry for days when he doesn’t cuddle with me any more).  2. He LOVES his grandpas.  3. He loves John Deere tractors and anything that has to do with farming.

If you follow the blog you will know that I am making a kid’s book.  I am almost done taking pictures for the book.  My last scheduled session for kids to be in the book is next week.  If you want your child age 3-8 to be in the book please contact me right away so we can get a session scheduled for you.

Get your graduation card orders in!!!  If you know the info that needs to go on your card then get going and get them ordered.  It will benefit you to have your order in early, trust me, I work better when I don’t have to rush.  Please email me if you need your gallery reactivated to put your order in.

I had a couple parents that wanted to see some to get an idea of what they want.  I will try to get a page up online that I can have some more samples on, but keep in mind I custom make everything so it might not look identical to the sample, plus I don’t like everyone’s card to look the same so if I already made one like that particular card then I will need to modify it some.

Anyways here are a couple samples…. (all of these are 4×6 size, but I also do 5×7 and 4×8 size)

I would like to have graduation card orders in at least 3 weeks before you need the cards in your hands.  Envelopes are included with the cards.

Monica and I are horse buddies.  We use to show together.  I so miss those fun times.  Can’t wait to experience it with my kids, hopefully Mathew will like horses too so we can be show mom’s together.

Mathew’s grandpa (Monica’s dad) thought he needed a pair of farmer pants.  He sewed in a rag in the back pocket and ruffed up the knee area of the jeans.  Too cute that he did that.

It was fun hanging out with you guys.  Was nice to be able to sit and talk for awhile unlike at the santa shoot where things were crazy.

Just wanted to say thanks to Kristy Robinson for inviting me to the Plymouth area business professionals luncheon.  She had an awesome speaker Dr. Candace Corson who is a nationally-recognized speaker and graduate of Yale Medical School.  She is a wellness business owner.

I met several amazing business owners in the area and hope to keep in touch with them.

I didn’t take too many photos because  I really didn’t know many people and didn’t want them to feel uncomfortable around me but here is one of Kristy and Dr. Corson.

By the way the luncheon was at Opie’s Deli and it really is a super cute place located in the City Center.  My chicken salad sandwich was yummy.

Alicia is one of my studio models from North Judson High  School.

Hair by Brooke Weber from Body Reflections 574-772-3020

Makeup by Heather Dirrim from Glamour by Heather