Congratulations to the Class of 2012: Looking Back on the Years
May 15, 2012 | 
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Looking back this year...
Inhale. Exhale slowly.
This past year has probably been a whirlwind of crazy. Dealing with the responsibilities of being a high school senior was tough. Finishing college applications. Getting ready for graduation. Finding a date to prom. The list can go on forever, can’t it?
Well, from all of us at Kim Jew Photography, congratulations! You made it.
Where did the Years Go?
Although it might feel like yesterday was the first day of high school, four years have passed. What happened over the years?
They have been filled with surprises, weddings, births, deaths, protests and the promise of a bright future. Whether you choose to stay in Albuquerque or travel to destinations, near or far, these years will stay with you. They’ve shaped who you are and who you will be. You are the sum of all of your experiences and now you’re off to create new ones.
Take These Memories with You
No matter where you’re headed, you’ll never be in this exact moment again. Make sure that you are capturing the special moments with your family and friends while they’re happening. Trust us, there’s nothing like having a family portrait in your room when you’re away from Albuquerque. Although the picture can’t bring your family to you, you’ll be able to look at them and touch a memory from the past.
Take the memories with you, Class of 2012. The last four years have been leading up to this moment.
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