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Class Portraits

Senior Portraits

Editorial senior sessions with modeling-agency polish

A luxury senior portrait experience — professional posing direction, styled locations, and a private ordering appointment to design your legacy album and grad announcements.

Investment

$599

90 minutes · 2 outfits

Studio + one outdoor location

Why Senior Year Deserves This

This is the last year they still live under your roof.

The truck they saved for. The hoodie from the team. The look they get right before they say something sarcastic. That's who we're photographing.

A senior session isn't a school photo with better lighting. It's the one time we get to document a person exactly as they are at eighteen — the interests, the confidence they're still growing into, the car they're weirdly proud of, the instrument or jersey or camera that's been part of their whole identity.

In twelve months the bedroom is a guest room, the schedule is theirs, and the daily version of them you've memorized is gone. Parents almost never regret doing this. They regret the year they let it slide because things got busy.

So we make it feel good, not awkward. Two to three outfits, locations that mean something to them, real direction the entire time, and a photographer who has never once told a teenager to just act natural. Most seniors walk in guarded and walk out asking if we can do one more look.

  • Locations and props chosen around what they actually love
  • Guided posing — no standing there wondering what to do
  • Graduation announcement images ready in time to mail
  • Wall art, gift prints and the 8×8 Legacy Album for grandparents

He grumbled the whole drive there and then spent an hour picking his favorites. That photo is the first thing you see in our entryway.

Senior session parent, Tri-Cities

The Portfolio

Selected Senior Portraits

Senior in a black wide-brim hat and rust sweater on a garden path
Senior tipping her black hat while seated on a wooden bridge
Senior brushing her hair back in front of glowing autumn foliage
Senior seated on a wooden bridge in a rust sweater and tan boots
Senior holding fallen autumn leaves while seated on a wooden bridge
Senior playfully hiding behind her black wide-brim hat
Senior in a floral dress beneath autumn maple leaves
Senior smiling over her shoulder in front of a golden autumn tree
Senior in a floral off-shoulder top seated by the water at sunset
Senior seated on a rock surrounded by warm fall foliage
Senior lying in the grass among fallen autumn leaves
Black and white senior portrait kneeling in tall field grass at dusk
Black and white senior portrait seated on a curb in wide-leg jeans
Senior in a white tee on a country road lined with orchard trees
Senior laughing on an orchard road in a white tee and black denim
Black and white senior portrait of a young man in a bomber jacket against a white wall
Black and white senior portrait of a young man leaning against a weathered building
Senior leaning against a black sports car in backlit sunlight
Senior seated in a black convertible with the door open
Black and white senior portrait crouched on a gravel road
Senior in a black dress in a golden wheat field at sunset
Senior twirling in a light dress in a wheat field at golden hour
Senior in a flowing black gown on an open country road
Black and white senior portrait seated on gravel
Senior in a straw hat standing in a sunlit wheat field
Editorial senior portrait with soft cool tones

A curated preview — full galleries shared during your consultation.

Dressing Guide

What to Wear for Your Senior Portraits

A styling roadmap crafted for editorial results. Follow it as a starting point — we'll refine every look together on your pre-session call.

  1. 01

    Bring 2–3 outfits: one editorial (a well-fitting dress, blazer, or statement piece), one classic (cream sweater, jeans, or a simple slip dress), one personal (varsity jacket, dance uniform, instrument, favorite jersey).

  2. 02

    Fit is everything — a $30 fitted top will photograph better than a $300 top that gapes or bunches. Try each outfit on the week before.

  3. 03

    Solid colors and simple textures beat busy patterns. Cream, camel, sage, dusty blue, blush, black, and burgundy all photograph beautifully.

  4. 04

    Bring the shoes you'd actually wear with each outfit — barefoot detail shots are welcome too.

  5. 05

    Get a fresh haircut 5–10 days before the session (not the day before) so it settles.

  6. 06

    For hair and makeup: less is more. Aim for polished-but-you. Professional HMU is available as a $150 add-on.

  7. 07

    Skip fake tanner. Skin should look like your skin.

  8. 08

    Bring any props that tell your story: senior year jersey, letterman jacket, instrument, dance shoes, a beloved book, your car keys.

Frequently Asked

Good to Know

When should I book?

Junior year, summer or early fall, so we can use the images for announcements, yearbook, and grad party.

Are parents involved?

Parents are welcome on set. Many seniors also add a mother-daughter or family portrait set.

Do you offer grad announcements?

Yes — luxury foil-pressed and letterpress announcements are curated at your ordering appointment.

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