Not only is he the most famous freshman at Grand Blanc, he is one of the most talked about freshman in the state. This is photo was taken just moments before I was taken down by a whole student section.

Smoke bombs, they have given many of my photo shoots a new look. Some playful and some very serious like this one.

No matter what event a yearbook photographer is at, you will almost aways hear 'take my picture'. This time the lighting just happened to make it one of the coolest pictures of two best friends.

In my photography I have really taught myself that there is no right or wrong spot. If your too close or not close enough there is always a moment to capture. This photo was taken while I was laying on the wet football field, just a few feet from them. Sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do to get a great picture.

In the snow is where some of my favorite pictures come from. With the sun reflecting off the white snow it can make some of the best lighting.

Sitting infront of a computer for two hours can get hard, frustrating even. Sometimes we use our new photo stuido and cool colored backdrops to practice our photoraphy.

Getting ready for the big seasom ahead, senior Kortez Toles listens in as Coach A has an after practice meeting with the team. This was a midnight practice, I love challening my photography. The lighting is so hard to work with, but some of my favorite pictures come from it.

Honestly just proud of how controlled the background is in this photo.

High school gym lighting is by for the worst lighting. However, I love taking photos of basketball with so much action.

Just another midnight practice photo. Even though I got a little lucky with the field lights in the back.

Catching such a great player in action. Kate was so excited to see this photo after the game, it made taking it so rewarding.

Even though this isn't a high school photo, my family loves when I take pictures of them. This captured my little cousins first touchdown.

Midnight practice for cheer too. Our cheer team is something worth taking pictures of. So much talent and so much action.

In the trees, in the bushes, getting hit with branches. Yeah, I did all that for this picture.

On the bench is the best place to capture up close photos of the people on and off the court.

Lighting, lighting, lighting. This was a class photo contest that we did. Using black lights I was able to test my photography.

Team photoshoot, yes please. Even though it is a little dark, it captures the emotion and bond between Hannah and Morgan.

Ty challenged my photography without even knowing. He told me he couldn't smile for the picture, he had to laugh in order to smile.

Such a big game for both schools, catching the last moment before the clock started.

Stressed out, and finding a way to help his team out, I captured the emotions in one photo.

Taken the same day as his touchdown photo, after being injured wes looks into the crowd for his mom.

This isn't too bad for my first yearbook photo.

Smiling for the camera, I was able to create a bond with Brooklyn so she wasn't so scared to get her photo taken.

Discovering a new city is always fun when you have a camera.

Leading his team in points, I was able to find a new angle to take photos of Lon.

A little modeling photoshoot never hurt anyone.

A little up close and person, creating a bond with the coaches is a must when trying to get close pictures.