The Taos High School seniors threw their hats into the air and the wind took them away: a perfect farewell for the class of 2022 who graduated during a windy and hot fire season.
The seniors in this graduating class have also endured high school during a pandemic with full on remote learning. It was emotional to hear Taos high school principal, CJ Grace, speak to the graduating class and honor the accomplishments.
This was a fun morning engagement session with a couple that has a new home in Taos! It was fun to use different spaces around Chasity and Bil’s new home. The mountain views are so inviting out on the mesa, with or without the fire-season smoke! This couple will also host their September wedding at their house with wedding guests coming from all over the United States. Congratulations on a wonderful engagement!
Callie and Russel came to the mountains of Taos, NM for their annual April vacation which coincided with Callie’s 50th birthday! These two stayed at El Monte Sagrado a beautiful resort in town. We had fun walking around the grounds of El Monte and tracking down the early blooms on trees to use for backgrounds. We had a super calm morning amongst this unusually windy spring so it was fun to be outside in the cool mountain springtime temperatures.
Even though the leaves are taking longer than usual to appear this year, we found dome beautiful backgrounds for this senior’s photos! Jenica attends high school in Penasco. She’s on the basketball team and loves her blue Toyota Tacoma. Jenica has already completed almost two years of college credits during high school and will finish her degree at UNM in Taos.
I drove to the top of a mountain in Angel Fire, NM to reach the winter cabin this family stayed at! The temperature was definitely under 20 degrees but this troop of Texans and Arizonians didn’t complain and actually laughed and had fun as they had their images captured.
