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Welcome! Salem Photographer Daveen Lindley is currently scheduling sessions for maternity & newborn, babies, children, and teens for 2012. A limited number of portrait sessions are available each month to allow a close client/photographer connection.

Class of 2013 high school senior portrait sessions are now being scheduled for summer/fall 2012. If you are interested in a senior portrait session with Daveen, please inquire via email, phone, or the contact section of the website for complete offerings.

In business as a working professional photographer since April, 2006, Daveen Lindley, of Daveen Photography, specializes in custom children's portraiture in the greater Portland and Salem area and enjoys working closely with all of her clients to create beautiful portrait art for their homes.

Daveen Photography ~ Custom Children's Portraiture ~ 503.689.1540 ~ hours by by appointment only ~ daveen at daveenphotography.com

August 5, 2009

Right on Target | Turner, Oregon

Not only were we still in the middle of our mini heat-wave when I met this Cascade High School senior out at his place in Turner last week to take his senior portraits – I learned a thing or two about bow-hunting as well. Namely, that it takes some muscle to pull those bows!

I realized after a few minutes of making him pull back the bows for a “faux” shoot (for the shot below), that it took some serious strength to do that! (Sorry for any straining that was involved after the 3 or 4 minutes I made you “pose”, E!)

This football player/bow-hunter/all-around cool guy took it all in stride, though, and it shows in his amazing senior portraits. And, I think we may have to add the word model to the list, too, as he was a complete natural . . .