Tips for great pictures

1. Make sure to get a good nights sleep before the day of your shoot, sure it seems obvious but black lines and bags under the eyes are only part of the problem with being tired, you also tend to be less responsive to the photographer which can dramatically affect the picture outcome.
2. Bring styling products if you use them for on the spot fixes, Ladies be sure to bring your make-up.
3. Be open and honest with your photographer when they are asking about you, they are trying to define styles for pictures, the more they have to work with the better the final image will tell your story
4. Bring outfits and "props" that help to tell about you, if you're an accomplished Guitarist, bring your guitar, if you lettered in sports, bring your jacket, don't be too shy to brag about yourself just a bit, and most importantly have fun with shoot themes, you are unique, your shoot should be too.
5. Bring a friend, bring a blankey, whatever, bring something to help you relax and be yourself. Photo shoots are not supposed to be times of stress

Senior portraits should be unique representations of the student, telling their individual story. We are very flexible with time involved in each shoot, our goal, to not simply satisfy, but rather dazzle you. We encourage you to bring multiple outfits, props, friends, etc…. to your senior portrait session. It may be cliché, but a picture is worth a thousand words it’s true, and we want those thousand words to be the telling of your student’s story. We perform limited courtesy retouching to clear blemishes, with more advanced retouching available by request. Our senior pictures are put onto our secure, password protected website for easy preview and sharing with friends and family.