Sharing our passion with the world. Our love of photography is endless. Please enjoy the pictures we post and the sentiment behind them. Many blessings, Scott and Valorie Walz
Check out these senior photos of Emily that Scott took at the Bell House . She will soon be a graduate from Lexington Catholic High School with plans to major in nursing when she enter college this fall. Thank you Emily for the opportunity to photograph your senior pictures. Valorie & Scott
This striking young lady is Eliot and was a senior at East Jessamine High School.
How delighted we were to learn that Eliot is the neice of a long time client.
Eliot is very talented. We photographed with her banjo and violin.
Next time you are by the studio, you will see her portrait (a gallery wrapped canvas) on our "Wall of Honor" in our main hallway leading to the studio. Valorie
What an honor to photograph Myles. We first met his sister a few years ago for her senior portraits and now it's Myles turn. My best, Valorie
Marcie had a great set of senior pictures. What do you think?
Her sitting began in the studio with some formal pictures and then off to Waveland Museum State Historic Site for the some fun photographs.
Marcie will be rushing this fall at the University of Kentucky and wish her luck.
We have watched Marcie and her friends grow up as a part of PL Dunbar's Marching Band's Color Guard. These young adults are amazingly hardworking. I'm always very impressed with these students. I wish Marcie continued success in college. Have fun! Valorie
Colin comes from a family that we have gotten to know over the years. We have been photographing him along with his sisters as member of the PL Dunbar High School Marching Band. Colin is such a talented guy, besides playing the drums for Dunbar's band but he is quite an accomplished guitar player as well. We wish him luck at college this fall. Valorie
We have been photographing David for many years as a member of the P.L. Dunbar Marching Band. Now, we had the opportunity to photograph him for his high school senior portraits. This gave us time to get to know David better because picture day for the band is very hectic when we are photographing 150+ students. That doesn't give us much time to get to know the students. We found out that he has a great mind for math (I wish I could tap into that). He will be attending the University of Tennessee (we won't hold that against him) this fall and will be majoring in Architecture.
This black and white photograph is one my favorite pictures of David. What do you think?
I wish him the best of luck. Valorie
I have been blogging about the awesome seniors that we have photographed from our church. We'll Adam is one of those extra special seniors. It's hard to know where to begin when speaking of Adam. You see, we have known Adam since he was a boy of maybe eight or nine years old and my first memory of him was when he was with his mother at our studio and she noticed a picture on our wall of Second Presbyterian's sanctuary that Scott had taken. We said something like "that's our church" and Adam corrected us and said something like "that God's house". Wow I thought, he is correct and this came from such a young boy. Now this young boy has become a man that we all can be proud of. I can't help but brag about him. He is a good student of West Jessamine High School, accomplished musician of his high school marching band, a devoted Christian, polite, good looking, etc. I could go on and on because he is just that special of a guy.
Here is Adam with his girlfriend Annie. They make such a cute couple.
I first met Andrew when I was photographing the Henry Clay High School Band. I was pleased when his mother called and ask me to photograph his senior pictures. Andrew is quite a talented young man and he brought his drum and his collection of drum sticks with him. He sure rocked-out the studio when he demonstrated his drumming technique. Scott
Jordan comes to us from East Jessamine High School, Nicholasville Ky. I met Jordan and his family at Waveland Museum State Historic Siteand the weather wasn't on our side that day. We had a slow drizzle for the whole time but that didn't stop us from having a great session and Jordan was a real trooper. Even in the light rain we trekked all the way to the railroad tracks for some awesome pics. We just photographed Jordan's little cousin a few weeks ago. Check out our blog for Peyton'spictures.
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