I had the pleasure of meeting John Paul Whitaker and his family in Austin for an incredible senior 400mm portrait session. John Paul’s mom and dad have been long-time family friends, so meeting up with them made this session even more memorable for me.
What a year it has been for the Lady Raiders Volleyball team here in Amarillo, TX! I’ve had a first hand look into this team’s success, and I can attest that it was a hard won battle since the beginning. To be honest, I started photographing the Randall Lady Raider volleyball team out of convenience.
It’s always special when I get to do portrait sessions for long-time friends. It’s even more memorable when I get to capture pictures of their kids. I’ve known Shandlee’s parents for years.
So it was so cool to be able to travel down to Abilene to capture this girl’s senior portraits.
Dotsy’s Boutique and jpegJoe are officially partners! To be completely honest, Dotsy’s and I have been working behind the scenes for a while now, trying
jpegJoe Licensing, LLC, a local Amarillo consulting and photography firm, is pleased to announce a majority investment in Press Pass Sports, an online media outlet providing sports coverage in the Texas Panhandle.
Senior portrait sessions were in full swing last fall. I’ve been very blessed to have a variety of people call me up and schedule into
“Sir, can you take my photo so that I can be remembered?” he said. “Absolutely, brother,” I replied. His name is David, and he’s one of the many homeless people living in Amarillo. I promised David I’d share his photo online.
This awesome gal and her mom drove four hours from my hometown in Stamford, TX to Amarillo for this shoot. Wanting something a little different, Tylee requested that I pick out some unique backdrops for her portrait session. Being happy to oblige, I scoped out some of the newer murals in downtown Amarillo.
Brenen, a senior out of Spearman, TX, has committed to play wide receiver for the University of Texas Longhorns. I met Brenen at the beginning of the football season, and was impressed with this young athlete’s humility and drive.
The 5-foot-11 guard out of Gruver has been called a lot of things: tough, gritty, hard-working — all the types of things West Texans pride themselves