“Dusk, is just an illusion, because the sun is either above the horizon or below it. And that means that day and night are linked in a way that few things are; there cannot be one without the other, yet they cannot exist at the same time. How would it feel, I remember wondering to be always together, yet forever apart?”

It was Century High School’s prom, y’all. And It was awesome.

Hello all! I cannot claim the title of this post. I totally stole it from the Drew Berrymore classic, Never Been Kissed. (Oh, the 90s!)  It’s that time of year! No, not time for spring cleaning or baseball. (No disrespect for spring cleaning or baseball!)

It’s prom time.

Time for the shop windows to be filled with the most colorful and fun dresses you’ll ever see. Time for watching nervous guys ducking into bridal boutiques to get fitted for their tuxes (more excited then they’ll ever let on.) Time for high school to be suddenly covered in posters with the best prom theme ever (see: Under the Sea, Casino Royale, Arabian Nights, etc.)  Time for thoughts to drift from algebra and psychology to limos and corsages. Time for you to see some of your classmates cleaner than you will ever see them again.

Yes.
Oh, yes.
It’s prom.

It’s also time to give us Glasser Images compadres a call because we want YOU (Yes, you) to hang out with us on your prom day and take some sweet photographs. We want to see you in your best duds and document it forever and ever! Give us a jingle at 250-2190 and let the memories begin, yo.

Glasser Images Funfacts:
Jack went to prom with the gorgeous miss Katrin and we photographed her wedding this past summer.
Quinn (me) wore Chuck Taylors to her senior prom. I may or may not still wear them regularly.
Abby was Prom Queen at her high school. Hollllllla.

Awesome does.

And even though it really doesn’t, it wishes it did. Because Kasi is more awesome that awesome itself, and now awesome is a little jealous.

Our time with Kasi was fleeting…like a summer wind. She was so much fun to photograph and had such a great energy. The minute she pulled out the straw hat, eliciting a collective “Yipee!” from Jack and I, we knew that Kasi and we were meant to be. (THAT rhymes.)

We are lucky we got to take some senior photos for her!

Those eyes!

That hat. Adorable!

Gaw-geous.

…seriously? Love. Love love love.

I couldn’t resist.

Now regardless of how amazing Kayla looks, this was not an easy shot to get. Her horse Walker was a cutie, but he was less than cooperative by the end of the shoot. So he was shimmying around with Kayla on his back, and I was frantically trying manually focus and shoot into the sun.

Restless horse + Kayla sliding everywhere + massive amounts of sun + manually focusing = hysterical Quinn.

But we did it! It was one of those times that I just felt the photo happen. And it didn’t hurt that Kayla was a champ and kind of a supermodel to boot.

BAM.