08/28/2026
Some days just go straight into the memory bank—and this was definitely one of them.
The day started at 8:00 AM on the track for a fun senior session. Then it was back to the office for a quick sneak-peek edit from the night before before heading out for a senior banner shoot.
And let me tell you… senior banner shoots never disappoint. The kids always bring the personalities, the poses, and usually a few things that make me wonder what exactly is happening. I love it!
Then it was off to senior session #2 of the day. And just wait until you see these! I absolutely LOVE photographing theater kids. They are so fun, creative, and completely willing to embrace all the extra. 🎭📸
But apparently, my workday wasn't quite over yet.
On the drive home, we encountered a pig. And not a cute little pig casually wandering around.
Nope.
This pig was making a full-on break for freedom down Highway 18. 🐷💨
I saw two guys walking alongside her and pulled over.
“You got this?”
“NO!!!”
Well… apparently that was my invitation to join the rescue mission.
I got out and they asked, “Were you sent?” “No, man. I just wanted to make it back to Fort in time to get dinner.” 😂
But I've seen enough 4-H pig shows in my day that I figured I might actually be able to help. So I opened the trunk, grabbed a light stand, extended it out, and grabbed the changing room.
Yes… my photography equipment became livestock equipment.
I managed to get in front of her and turn her around after a little… discussion. She was NOT interested in heading back home.
Then her farmer showed up.
And that pig took off like she had somewhere VERY important to be. I had no idea pigs could run that fast! 🐷💨💨
So, I missed getting to go out for dinner, but thankfully Culver's did not disappoint. I tried the Fried Pickle Pub Burger—no bacon—and honestly, after chasing a pig down Highway 18, it felt like a pretty fitting end to the day.
Senior portraits. Banner shoots. Theater kids. Pig rescue.
Just another completely normal day at TJK Wolf Productions. 😂📸🐷