The Senior Experience


From Friday night football games to crossing the stage and receiving your diploma, senior year is filled with moments you'll want to remember forever. It's a season of celebrating who you are while looking ahead to everything that's next.


My heart is to help you slow down and truly experience it. This is about so much more than beautiful photos—it's about creating memories you'll treasure long after graduation.


Let's tell your story.

it all starts with you



Every senior has a different story, and your experience should reflect that. From your first inquiry to session day, I'll help you plan every detail, from locations and wardrobe to professional hair and makeup, so your session feels completely personal and uniquely yours. You'll also receive my Signature Experience Handbook to guide you through every step.

capturing you



Your session begins with professional hair and makeup at your getting-ready location before we head out to explore beautiful locations together. There's no pressure to know how to pose or what comes next. I guide you through every step so you can relax, have fun, and simply enjoy the experience.

your senior year deserves more



Your photographs deserve more than living in a camera roll. At your Gallery Reveal, we'll celebrate your images together before designing artwork that's meant to be enjoyed for years to come. Albums, wall art, prints, and keepsakes help preserve this season long after graduation.

Let's celebrate your story



Senior year only happens once.



PLAN MY SENIOR EXPERIENCE


 

INVESTMENT

 

Every experience begins with a session fee that includes planning, professional hair and makeup, and your fully guided session.


After your session, you'll choose the collection and artwork that best fits your family.


Session Fee starting at $650

Artwork Collections starting at $950


Most families invest between $2500 and $4000.

"When people look at my pictures, I want them to feel the way they do when they want to read a line of a poem twice."

—Robert Frank