Meet Megan! We did her shoot yesterday during one of those rare days when it didn't even think of raining. She followed me around downtown Pittsburgh in 5 inch heels with impressive coordination. If you're not impressed about people walking in high heels for extended periods of time, you absolutely should be. It's ridiculously difficult.
Aside from being extremely talented at enduring the pain of heels, she loves art (yay!!!) and is planning on going into sports medicine. She's got a smattering of interests that have gotten her a such a delightful variety of friends. Again, you should be impressed. Hanging out with people that are different than you and people that help keep your spark for something (like art or sports) going strong... That's awesome.
Thank you, Megan, for the enjoyable shoot and embarrassing stories about your brother! It was a hoot to spend Sunday evening with you all!
Congratulations and good luck!!! :)
You know the phrase, "Better late than never"? Well, with the craziness that is summer (yes, yes, it can be crazy!), Dalton and I just got around to doing his senior pictures (and I just got around to blogging them!). He got his graduate pictures done, so we were able to do some photos in his cap and gown!
If you've looked through the blog posts or like Hannah Harley Photography, you can tell that I have been pretty busy this past week. I am very excited to get to Brooke's blog post.
Blog readers -- Meet Paul!
Since today is Patrick's birthday, I figured I'd have to get his blog post up so I could properly wish him a happy, happy birthday!! (Plus, I get to share some images, and who doesn't like that? :) )
Today, Laura Werner makes her debut on the blog!! If you remember yesterday, it was pretty rainy, but we managed to get this session in during the morning before that troublesome storm! We did this shoot at her parents' house, and it was a great place for it!! Laura is planning on attending Penn State next year (WE ARE!!). She's hoping to be a K-2 teacher. And did you know that that is actually one of the most important times for child development? It is actually when students develop their work ethic, as encouraged by their parents and teachers! So, Laura, make those kids work hard! If Laura looks familiar, you've probably seen her in a couple of IHS' popular musicals or maybe it was marching away with IHS' Marching Band! Either way, I am sure you'll see her as she finishes her stint at IHS in a very involved way!
This is a little strange for me, I will admit. I know I am just a couple years older than Holli, but the "I remember when" stories just keep coming! We played softball together not just at IHS, but also during the summer. We traveled to tournament after tournament with Kaitlyn Palmer (see her photos here: http://www.hannahharleyphotography.com/2013/05/27/kaitlyn-palmer/) and a bunch of awesome girls. We certainly didn't win every game, but boyyyy we made a LOT of memories! (And ate a lot of snacks thanks to some pretty savvy parents!) And we spent hours on hours on hours in the car traveling to the practices and the games. It's crazy that Holli, the youngest girl on our old summer ball team, is going to be graduating high school! Time flies!!
Today, Sam Zirebwa makes her debut on the blog! We had a BLAST catching up and hanging out! She was a good friend while I was in high school and offered funny insights into my crazy life. Oh the stories we shared! And the work we never accomplished.. Whoopsie!
This strapping young man is Aaron Jones, a man of faith, lover of Glee, and the owner of one of the heartiest laughs I've ever encountered! Aaron has one of the most incredible work ethics; he works two jobs AND goes to school full time. With a work ethic like that, I know he'll be successful in whatever he does! On top of all he does, he still finds time to be a loyal friend; there if you ever need him. I am honored to take his photos and I think we got the look he was going for! As you can see, this guy can WORK it in front of a camera!! :)
