Katelind is from North Jersey and wanted to have her senior pictures in both urban and nature settings. During her consultation we scratched our heads for a few minutes trying to think of the right location but all we could come up with was a lot of hmmms and uhhhs. Then it occurred to us that the mother of all urban locations was just across the river in New York City. Not only that, but it also has… wait for it… this place called Central Park which might present some interesting nature settings. Sweet! So try to imagine a senior photographer who loves urban settings and has been feeling a little confined by a mid-sized midwestern town bent on urban renewal and a beautiful high school senior who grew up in North Dakota. Can you say kids in a candy store? I think my 10 year old daughter Lanie, who assisted me on the photo shoot, was like the the only sober person in our entourage. She’d just look at me and say “What’s the big deal?”. So we started our photo shoot with a tour or Soho, took a subway up to Central Park and shot nature pictures until we ran out of light and then took a few more. So what do you think of Katelind in the Big Apple?









This New York City shoot also put new meaning to the phrase “There’s an App for that!”. I used iPhone apps to find where to park, where to find pizza, subway maps and timetables, and even photo opportunities in Central Park. Don’t know how I ever got by without my iPhone.





























