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2011 Senior Portraits in Chesapeake, Virginia – Katie I. – Quick Peek

John_Cachero — Fri, 10 Sep 2010 16:23:26 +0000

John Cachero Photography had the pleasure of photographing Katie’s 2011 senior portraits in Chesapeake, Virginia.

Here’s a quick peek at my photo session with this Hickory High School senior who races Go-Karts and works in her dad’s auto shop.

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2010 Senior Portraits in Norfolk, Virginia – Traci O.

John_Cachero — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 16:39:38 +0000

John Cachero Photography had the pleasure of photographing Traci’s 2010 senior portraits in Norfolk, Virginia. Even though Traci is a student in Chesapeake, Virginia, she indulged my suggestion that we explore the Waterside Marina and the newly renovated Town Point Park in downtown Norfolk. I met Traci through her sister, Linda, whose engagement portraits and wedding I had shot earlier this year. And just like the time I had spent with her sister, Traci and I started having fun during our shoot once I quickly gained her trust in me behind the camera, which allowed her to relax in front of the camera, which, in turn, led to some fantastic portraits.

Here are some of my favorite shots from her session.

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Senior Portraits in Chesapeake, Virginia – Shannon K.

John_Cachero — Fri, 29 May 2009 05:01:03 +0000

John Cachero Photography had the pleasure of photographing Shannon’s 2009 senior portraits in Chesapeake, Virginia. Although we both had ideas about where we could go to shoot this session, we decided to just take advantage of her family’s beautiful backyard as well as the rest of her amazing neighborhood. I had a great time shooting her portraits, and at the end of the session, I really believed her when she exclaimed, “That was really fun!” I’d like to thank Shannon’s mom who, at first, was going to stick around for the entire shoot, but then decided her presence might cause unnecessary pressure, and instead, spent the session inside the house. I personally don’t mind if parents watch when I’m photographing their children, but with no one else around, Shannon was able to really relax, to enjoy her time in front of the lens, and to completely put her trust in me behind the lens, and this really shines through in her senior portraits.

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