When we moved to Pittsburgh last year, we were excited to get plugged into our neighborhood and get to know everyone. We had the best luck in the new neighbor lottery and moved in next to the Loves. This family has become some of our greatest friends and I was thrilled when they asked me to take Danny’s senior photos. Danny is a senior at Central Catholic and I know his parents are still shaking their heads in disbelief! 
It has been excited getting to hear about the colleges that Danny is looking into and visiting. He wants to go on for engineering, so you know this guy isn’t afraid to hit the books!
We wanted to stop at a few places around Pittsburgh and the first place was at Central. I could see Danny felt right at home at the school and we had fun going around the campus and highlighting key landmarks.
Another stop was at St. Raphael’s. This school and church is such a big part of what has helped shape Daniel into the person he is today. His Mom wanted to make sure we captured a few shots of him at the place that means so much to their family.
Another important stop was at Joe Natoli Field. Both Danny and his little brother Declan (and let’s be real, their Dad and Mom too) live and breathe baseball. I can’t count the number of baseballs I have thrown back over the fence into their yard.
A huge part of Danny’s life has been spent on the baseball field and his Mom also suggested the very field where he has spent hours upon hours, playing, practicing, cheering on his brother, and truly LIVING. It was great to see him in his uniform and I could just see him totally let loose for these photos.
Little brother Declan tagged along and I was so happy to grab some shots of the two of them together on the field. I know Mom and Dad have spent so much time coaching and watching these two on the field and these pictures of them together are irreplaceable since this is their last year to both be playing on this field.
And you can’t have these two guys together with out a few shenanigans…
Here is to Danny finishing out a great senior year and best of luck as he makes his final decision on colleges. I know you’ll do great things Daniel, and no matter where you go, remember that your Mom, Dad, and Declan will always be waiting for a visit home…and I know they will have your glove ready for you.
