Senior Sessions

What a fun but scary time in your senior's life. These are the time they're starting to feel more like an adult and less like a child. The time they are taking to discover who they will be as they transition into adulthood. Shaping and developing our future and the type of world they will live in. The emotions you're feeling watching your child face the world as they become adults. These are the last few moments they will cherish as kids and the new memories they will create as they say goodbye to their familiar everyday life to chase their goals and dreams. 

Capturing your senior's personality, likes, goals, and extracurricular or extra-academic activities are some important photos we'll get. When they look back on their senior year, they'll be able to relive these memories, brag about their wins, reminisce who they were and the style they liked, even the things they did. Senior photos aren't only for you and your family and friends but for your senior's one day family: for their spouse to adore them and their children to tease them.  

We take our time to get to know your senior, we will send questionnaires that give us all the information needed to personalize the session for your senior. Don't worry, we will also concentrate on the parents/guardians' expectations. We want these sessions to be fun but relaxing. Often seniors aren't looking forward to these sessions but with the right photographer, the session will go by quickly so the senior will be relaxed and have fun while getting the last few expectations out of the way. With my extroverted personality, quirky smile, and contagious smile, it's hard for anyone not to enjoy these sessions. I get the shyest people to shine, the quiet ones to open up, and the outgoing ones to do what they do best - pull out all their personalities. People tend to open up to me and try new things they wouldn't usually try. For example, having them stand out in a crowded place when all they want to do is hind. By the time they leave our session, they will leave more confident, loving the story we created and the memories we will share, while wrapping up the few months of their senior year. Having a senior of my own, I know how hard these moments are as parents. How scary it is to let them go and spread their wings for the first time as an adult. It's our job to protect our children from everything, but at some point, we have to let them start being adults and learning who they are and what they want by letting them go and live their lives with the guidance and hope that you did everything right. They will always need us, they will always come home, and they will always want to share their big achievements, the little moments, and everything in between with us. You're not losing a child, you're gaining a friend.