The consultation
We start with a conversation — about your senior, their interests, the locations and outfits that feel right, and what you want these photos to say. By session day there's a plan, so nothing feels rushed or awkward.
A great portrait session shouldn't feel like a chore for your senior — or a project for you. Here's how it works.
We start with a conversation — about your senior, their interests, the locations and outfits that feel right, and what you want these photos to say. By session day there's a plan, so nothing feels rushed or awkward.
We shoot around St. Louis at the spots that fit — downtown architecture, golden-hour fields, the track, the stadium, wherever your senior shines. I direct every pose, so even camera-shy seniors relax fast. Bring the jersey, the instrument, the letter jacket: the things that tell their story.
A short while after the session you'll see the finished gallery — fully edited, ready to share, download, and print. Favorites can become wall art or a handcrafted heirloom album that outlasts every phone upgrade.
Galleries are wonderful, but some photos deserve more than a screen. Finished sessions can become handcrafted albums — leather, linen, or acrylic covers, printed on archival pages.
Junior spring and senior fall are the busiest seasons — reach out early to get the date and light you want.
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