Thank you for Inquiring about your Class of 2028 Senior session
 
See What Happens Next
Thank you for reaching out!
Your inquiry has been received, and I'm looking forward to learning what you've shared about your vision and ideas for your Class of 2028 Senior Session. I will be in touch soon, typically my replies are within 24–48 hours.
I’ll look over the details you shared and be in touch to chat about your session and find a date that fits beautifully into your senior year plans.
Once we’ve found the right date, I’ll send you a booking link to officially secure your session. You’ll also receive a helpful session guide with everything you need to know as you prepare.
I’m looking forward to creating beautiful, meaningful portraits that celebrate this special season of your life!
 
What It’s Like to Work Together
 
A Guided, Full-Service Experience
From the moment you inquire, my goal is to make this experience seamless, personalized, and memorable. We’ll begin with a conversation to get to know your senior, then thoughtfully plan a session that reflects who they are and results in images you’ll be proud to display in your home.
I'm happy to help with location selection, wardrobe planning, and natural posing so your senior feels confident and looks their best. During the session, I provide clear direction while keeping the experience relaxed and enjoyable.
After your session, you’ll receive a curated online gallery where you can select your favorite images and choose how you want to display them, from albums to wall art for your home. From start to finish, every detail is handled with care so the process feels easy, organized, and intentional.
Fun Facts
Golden Hour Magic
The 60 minutes before sunset is often called the “dream light” time—it creates warm, glowing portraits.
Movement Matters
Walking, twirling, jumping, or leaning against a wall helps photos look natural and dynamic.
Time Flies
Even a 60–90 minute session goes by faster than you think, and you’ll have a blast the whole time.
Hair tips
Natural, confident styling always looks best; light touch-ups on location work wonders.
 
"The best thing about a picture is that it never changes,
even when the people in it do."
 
 
- Andy Warhol