Senior Session Information (Day of Photography)

There is no reason that you should not wear them. They are apart of who you are. We will position your glasses and our lights to reduce glass glare. If you prefer to have no glasses that is alright too. This is your vision for your portraits. Know that we will not ask you to remove them. When being photographed you do want your glasses pushed all the way up on your nose so that the top of the glasses does not cut through your eyes for our perspective. IMPORTANT: If you wear transition lenses ...

Wear your hair in a style that’s comfortable and reflects who you are. Trying out a new style? make sure that you do this a few times and have someone take a picture of you to ensure that your style photographs how you are envisioning. Sometimes you initial trials look good in the mirror but fall flat in the camera. Portrait day is not a good time to try a brand new hairstyle. Visiting a professional? ensure that you give more that 2 hours between when that appointment ends and your photograph...

Bring in a prop that shows off who you are. Typical props include sports equipment and musical instruments. Get creative! Some students bring in a copy of their favorite book or small collections. If you have something in mind, don’t be shy, just bring it in. Feel free to bring multiple props to increase photo options (for example, if you are a football player, please bring helmet, pads and jerseys.) Don’t worry, as a photography studio, we’ve also got most sports balls. We want to capture who...

We recommend wearing outfits that reflect your personal style and interests, but the best versions of those. Bring a few different options to your booking to ensure variety. Solid colors and simple patterns often work best. If you have any specific ideas or themes in mind, feel free to discuss them with us beforehand. We want you to feel comfortable and ensure that your vision for your senior portraits is brought to life. Make sure your clothing clean, pressed, and ready to go before you arrive...

Clothing: - Solid colors or simple or large patterns look best. We suggest avoiding the following: VERY bright shirts like neon, small checker prints, and small striped prints as they can be distorted when photographed or distract away from you. - Long or 3/4 sleeves look best. - Avoid spaghetti straps, strapless, and logo T-shirts. These styles have the potential to look very awkward in close-up photos and will decrease your photo choices. - If you will be wearing multiple outfits, bring in th...