Photoshoot with my HS besties (now in college)

My besties and I have all been friends since highschool and we’re now all in college at different schools. It’s so fun to come home in the summer or for winter breaks to my best friends! We took these photos while celebrating one of our birthdays and it was the perfect chance to get some bestie photos ❤️‍🔥💞💖#lemon8partner #lemon8college #collegestudent #summerphotos #bestiephotoideas

2025/8/16 Edited to

... Read moreReuniting with your best friends from high school after heading off to different colleges is always a special occasion, and what better way to celebrate than with a fun photoshoot? While our recent session took us to a lush garden, the vibes can totally inspire some amazing farm photoshoot ideas for you and your girls! Imagine stepping into a golden field or posing by a rustic barn – the possibilities are endless for creating those perfect, sun-kissed memories. When planning a farm photoshoot for girls, think about the natural elements around you. Fields of wildflowers, tall grasses, or even rows of crops can provide stunning backdrops. Just like we used the green bushes and purple hydrangeas in our garden shoot, you can leverage the natural beauty of a farm setting. Consider the time of day too; golden hour (just after sunrise or before sunset) casts the most magical light, making everything look dreamy and warm. For outfits, think comfort and charm. Flowy summer dresses, denim overalls, plaid shirts, or even simple white tops with jeans can look incredibly authentic in a farm setting. You want your summer outfits to complement the natural surroundings. Don't forget accessories like straw hats, cowboy boots, or even a bouquet of wildflowers to add a touch of rustic elegance. Just like our group embraced laughter and hugs, encourage your friends to be themselves and let your genuine bond shine through. Poses are key to a dynamic photoshoot. Try walking through a field hand-in-hand, sitting on a hay bale, having a candid laugh, or even a playful piggyback ride. Utilizing different backgrounds, as suggested by my own photoshoot experience, can add variety to your album. One shot could be by an old wooden fence, another in a wide-open field, and perhaps some close-ups with farm animals if available and safe! Remember to bring a friend or recruit someone to help capture those moments, allowing everyone to be in the frame. The goal is to capture your friendships in a natural, joyous way, making each photo a treasured memory.