Since Mikala’s first senior session was totally about the hammocks and the back country, we headed north for her second session. Though this session still had somewhat of a woodsy feeling to it, Mikala included two dresses in her wardrobe changes and some beautiful roses. She showcased her beauty like a boss.
Mikala rocked the session like a veteran. We had a really good time and even tried some experimental shots in a thicket of bamboo grass. Even though this location wasn’t a spot you’d find in the deep country, it had enough country elements to it to fit Mikala like a glove. (And, we even learned a few zumba moves!)
If you’d like to see all the images from this portrait session, please enjoy this video.
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I am a professional wedding and senior photographer based in South Texas near San Antonio. I pride my business in offering a premier and personal service coupled with an unforgettable photography experience. I cater to clients who appreciate quality photography and help them to create family heirlooms that will last for generations. As a full-time professional photographer, my sole purpose is to provide amazing, memorable and full-service photography.
I started Ata-Girl Photography Co., LLC in 2010. I firmly believe that the unique set of circumstances I have faced in life has prepared me to take a personal and genuine interest in my photography clients. I enjoy documenting the important milestones and captivating moments in people’s lives. I love being a part of people’s journey and consider myself privileged to document their legacies.
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