Wear whatever makes you feel good! I usually tell clients to avoid busy designs such as large logos, stripes, that sort of thing. For more information on what to bring to your portraits session, follow this link! Here

If you want your hair to look its best, make sure you get it cut 2-3 weeks prior to your portrait session. This allows your hair to “settle” into its new style.

This is a great opportunity to show off your interests and personality. For example, if you enjoy playing in band or orchestra, bringing your instrument to the session. A change in clothing is also something you may want to consider bringing. I would recommend minimizing your outfit changes, which reserves more time to taking photos!

Fill out the form on my contact page or send me an email to let me know that you’d like to schedule a senior photo session.

We will decide on a date and time that works well for both of us, and I will ask you a few questions about your senior which will help us find a location for the shoot.

Once we have the details finalized, I will send you a contract and an invoice. Once the invoice is paid, you’ve officially booked your senior photo shoot!

Once you receive your online gallery, you will have the choice of ordering from one of three packages which includes both printed and digital files.

For the 30 minute sessions you can expect to receive between 15 and 30 edited images. For the full 60 minute shoot you can expect to receive between 30 and 50 images.

With the full 60 minute session, you can add additional locations for $20 each.