Happy 2010! A big thank you to all my clients, friends, family and everyone who was a part of Timeless Images this past year. As I watch my little "accidental" business grow, I am excited and anxious for the year to come. One of my main goals is to establish that long awaited studio in the basement.
As I looked back on 2009, so many things stood out. Probably the greatest gift was the ability to photograph our NICU babies and to give the gift portrait to families who otherwise may never have a formal portrait of their baby. So many families have touched me this year and it is an amazing feeling to be able to give them something so treasured. So many doggies this year, the Scottie picnic, and still no cats! PJ, Monty and Maggie were my super models in the dog world. The first birthdays were so much fun, as well as seeing the babies growing up. Getting Connor's baby album to his Dad on Christmas Eve night rounded the year out - what a great surprise for his Mommy!
It was difficult to choose my favorite images for the year. There were so many that moved me. I finally narrowed it down, although there are countless others I did not have room for. Now I know how everyone feels when they have to make a choice and order!
Enjoy the show, be sure your volume is on and thank you again for an awesome year!
Alison
In the fall, I was fortunate enough to take the band portraits for Pomona High School in Arvada. I don't think I have set foot in a high school since I graduated - and being back in a band room? A definite walk down memory lane. Things are different than in my band days and I was impressed with the dedication and pride of this band. This was one of my favorite sessions of last year. A BIG thanks to Jean for all her help in organizing it all.
How cute is she? This is Maggie - a sweet little Australian Shepherd puppy who visited in early November. This has to be one of the cutest doggies - ever! She is so sweet and her session was so much fun. Thanks for bringing her Sarah!
We spent a family day out at The Denver Aquarium. Sam LOVED all the fish and eating lunch with the sharks swimming by. It was a nice break from the busy holiday season, and I enjoyed getting back to photography outside of portraiture. My favorite image is the silhouette of Stu and Sam. What a fun place!
Monty's Mom was the high bidder at the Rocky Mountain Scottish Terrier Rescue auction in August, and won a portrait session and 11x14 framed art image of Monty. A true Scottie gentleman, Monty remained reserved during his session until the salmon came out! Look at that eager boy! Monty is such a sweetheart and it was so much fun capturing his images. Thanks for bringing him Karen - you have a wonderful boy!
