Vilas Park — James Studio Photography | Madison Wisconsin Wedding Photography

HS Senior Session — Vilas Park

Ken attends West High School and is an ace vocalist. He told me that he will be attending a university that is known for training professional vocalists. I am certain he will do very well.

The first three pictures were taken across from James Studio, on the tracks on the other side of University Ave. Though it was an overcast day the clouds still look interesting.

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Ken has some very photogenic features. This is the more serious look of Ken.

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Next we went to Vilas Park. I love this drive over bridge in the background.

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For the grunge look I had Ken on this tank. Nothing says grunge quite like a rusty old fuel tank.

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The walk over bridge was a great back drop for this close up.

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I love the angle on the following photo and all the great colors in the background. This is my favorite picture from the session.

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An Engagement Session

These pictures and video were taken at the Henry Villas Park (near the zoo) in Madison, Wisconsin. Its one of my favorite locations for outdoor photographs. There are two bodies of water and some very cool bridges which make great background features. The bridge in the first image has some interesting-looking brick, and all the greenery makes an attractive background.

Xu 1 An Engagement Session

I love this park. It has many photogenic features, including the trees and the green pads in the lake. Having a nice temperature with a few clouds in the sky helped, too.

The couple is Xu and Enfu. I was told that Xu is pronounced like “shoe,” which is probably an English approximation, but it worked for me. I really enjoyed working with them. They trusted me and were willing to do some unusual things. I brought a Frisbee and jump rope, which they were happy to use.