Class of 2010 Senior Shoot-Out

Several months of planning came to ahead in Old Town Silverdale on Sunday for Erika Mounts Photography’s “Class of 2010 Senior Shoot-Out.” I had so much fun and I hope the kids who participated did too! We had juniors from Central Kitsap high school, Olympic high school, Klahowya Secondary School, North Kitsap high school and Bainbridge Island high school. 18 kids in all…plus me and my absolutely wonderful assistant Alisan.

THANK YOU ALISAN!!!!!!!!!!

The day featured catered lunch…a 6ft long sandwich from Subway. Super yummy and provided my boys and I lunch on Monday, LOL!! As well as catered dinner from Olive Garden. If anyone wants a salad, or 2, or 3, come on over. There is plenty in my fridge.

I loved loved loved the t-shirts we had for the day. In some of the pictures, you can see the design. Way cool and I will definitely be ordering more.

We went to several locations too. We walked along the waterfront in Old Town Silverdale, then drive up to the Clear Creek Trail for a day of hiking. I didn’t intend on us walking so much, but we got some very cool photos from the spots we were able to find. Glad I were my walking shoes. Sorry to the girls who were cute flats. Hope you feet feel better soon.

It was a long day, finished up around 6pm, but all in all, a huge success. We captured a TON of images that are going to be plastered everywhere. If you’re on facebook or myspace, they’re already there, with more to come as time permits.

If you didn’t participate on Sunday, that sticks, but no worries. If you know one of the kids who did, hit them up to find out how you can save $75 off your senior session (offer only valid to class of 2010). If you go to one of the several schools who were not represented (North Mason high school, Gig Harbor high school, South Kitsap high school, Bremerton high school or Kingston high school), no worries. Come by the studio and pick up your savings card there.

Again, thank you to all who came and helped out on Sunday. I’m so lucky to be serving the families and seniors living in the Puget Sound area and being a photographer, doing what I love. hugs