Vintage vibes for senior portraits! Graduation photos in a fun and casual way!
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Seniors Photos on the Blog
Ellie lights up the whole sidewalk with her smile and personality. Her images are reminding me about how much I love my job. Seniors portraits are a milestone, it means you are that much closer to being the independent and awesome person that your parents have been raising you to be! 
Personal Branding Photoshoot
It’s not easy for most people to sit in front of the camera to be photographed and it’s my job and specialty to help you feel more comfortable and confident. Paula is also a professional photographer and we know that doctors can sometimes be the worse patients. I think she did a great job of getting out from behind the camera to the front of it!
What to Wear for Senior Portraits: Guys
Here are just a few of my senior guys from the Class of 2017! Although you guys may not be as thrilled about your senior photos as the girls, I promise it is possible to have a great time at a photo session! What to wear is just as important for the guys as it is for the girls, since these are photos you will look back on for years to come. Here’s our best tips for helping you look like the proud graduate you are:
-Bring a variety of clothes, with several different styles. Consider bringing a classic sweater or button down, an outfit with an everyday look, a sports uniform, etc. Layers are the best way to get a few different looks with just a couple of pieces, like a blazer. Even if you wear jeans and a tee shirt every day, try a nice button down for a more polished look.
-Wear solid colors, and steer clear of busy prints: Solid, earthy and dark colors will accentuate your facial features and expressions, and not detract from you. Try choosing things that show your personal taste and character, including accessories like hats, your favorite shoes, and your sports equipment.
-Please bring dark t-shirts to wear under dark shirts & sweaters and light t-shirts to wear under light shirts & sweaters. A contrasting undershirt does not look good and is distracting in the final images.
For more of my senior portfolio images, you can click HERE (also a great resource for what to wear!)
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What to Wear for Senior Photos – Girls
High School Senior portraits are an once-in-a-lifetime event. You’ve probably been thinking about this day for a long time, and one of the questions you are sure to ask is, “What do I wear?” Here are a few tips on what to bring and what to wear!
-Bring a variety of clothes. Try to include clothes from other seasons; just because it is summer, doesn’t mean that you can’t bring a great sweater or a pair of boots to get an “Autumn” look. Layers are always a great way to get a few different looks. Try to capture your personal style in what you bring.
-Solid colors are a great choice. Remember that darker, earthy colors will show off your face the best, and bright colors will distract. Try to steer clear of large, busy patterns, but small and subtle patterns like florals can look beautiful.
-Don’t be afraid to accessorize! Especially if you wear solid colors, accessories are the perfect way to add some of your personal taste, whether it’s vintage, sophisticated, or classic. Scarves, hats, and fun jewelry can add visual interest, as well as props like guitars or sports equipment.
-Be sure to try on everything before you go, and walk in front of a large mirror and in front of a light source to make sure it all fits right and isn’t see-through. Bring appropriate undergarments, such as a strapless nude bra so no straps peek out.
For more of my senior portfolio images, you can click HERE (also a great resource for what to wear!)
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