3 Things I’d Say as a Senior Photographer If I Wasn’t Afraid of Hurting Your Feelings… (But I’m in my honest era sooo 👀) If you show up late and frazzled, your photos will show it. Your energy sets the tone—if you're scattered, your senior pictures will be too. Show up like the main character y

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Boy moms, this one is for you. Your son may never come to you and say, “Mom, I really want senior pictures.” He may tell you he doesn’t care. He may say the yearbook photo is enough. He may give you the classic, “Do I have to?” Book the pictures anyway. Because senior pictures aren’t only about

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Here's the #1 mistake I see seniors make at their session: spraying on perfume beforehand. I get it — you want to smell good for your photos. But perfume attracts bugs, and the last thing you want is to be swatting away bees or gnats mid-pose. Opt for bug spray instead so you're not covered in

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Here's why... The more comfortable you feel, the more genuine your photos become. When you're laughing, talking, and simply being yourself, that's when your personality shines through—and those are always the images people love the most. That's why I don't expect you to know how to pose or ac

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In fact, it's one of the first things almost every senior tells me. That's why I don't expect you to show up knowing what to wear, how to pose, or what to do. I'll guide you through every step—from planning your outfits and choosing locations to coaching you through every pose—so you can stop wo

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Think you're akward in photos?

If you’ve been putting off booking your Class of 2027 senior pictures because you think you’re awkward in front of the camera… this is for you🤍 I hear the same things from almost every senior: “I don’t know how to pose.” “I’m so awkward.” “What do I do with my hands?” The truth? You

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3 things I think every senior (and mom!) should look for: ✨ A photographer who prepares you. You shouldn't have to figure everything out on your own. Look for someone who helps with outfits, locations, timelines, and posing so you feel confident before your session even begins. ✨ An experien

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Your yearbook photo and your senior portraits serve two completely different purposes. A yearbook photo is a quick, standardized image to make sure every senior is included in the yearbook, while a senior portrait experience is personalized from beginning to end. From helping you choose outfits tha

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Senior pictures aren't just for graduation announcements or social media. They're a snapshot of who your senior is in this season of life—right before everything changes. Think about the photos you remember most from your own childhood. Chances are they weren't buried in a camera roll. They were

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The easiest way to choose your senior picture outfits? Follow my 3 T's.

One of the biggest questions I get from seniors is, "What should I wear?" While I recommend bringing five outfits to create plenty of variety in your gallery, my 3 T's are the perfect place to start. ✨ Timeless — Choose at least one outfit that you'll still love years from now. Think classic sil

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Still don't know what to wear for your senior pictures? Read this before you start shopping. One of the biggest reasons seniors feel overwhelmed is because they think they have to figure out their senior picture outfits on their own. You don't. When helping my seniors build their core out

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If you think your yearbook photo counts as your senior pictures, we need to talk. And that's not because one is "better" than the other—they simply have different purposes. Your school photographer has an important job. They're photographing hundreds of seniors in a short amount of time to

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If you're the mom of a Class of 2027 senior and you're already wondering where to start... you're not alone. For most families, this is the first (and only) time planning senior pictures. How are you supposed to know when to book, what your senior should wear, where to go, or how the whole proce

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If you're the mom of a Class of 2027 senior and you're already wondering where to start... you're not alone. For most families, this is the first (and only) time planning senior pictures. How are you supposed to know when to book, what your senior should wear, where to go, or how the whole proce

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One of the biggest mistakes I see families make is waiting until spring to start thinking about senior pictures. By then, many photographers have already filled their calendars, seasonal locations have come and gone, and your options become much more limited. Booking early means you have the

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Senior year comes with enough decisions. College visits. Applications. Sports. Senior events. Graduation. Your senior pictures shouldn't be another source of stress. From the moment you book with me, my goal is to take the guesswork off your plate. You won't be left wondering what y

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SAVE THIS POST! Choosing a senior photographer is about so much more than loving your photos. A beautiful Instagram feed is only one piece of the puzzle. Before you book, here are three things I always recommend looking for: Read the reviews. Reviews tell you what the experience is actually

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These senior pictures were all taken during one summer evening at the river at golden hour, but with 6 outfits, a little creativity, and the right light, we created 8 completely different looks. We even ended the session with a few photos of her and her best friend to celebrate such a special seaso

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One of the first things almost every senior tells me is: "I have no idea what to wear." If that's you, I want you to know something... You're not supposed to have it all figured out before you book. Choosing outfits is one of the biggest parts of creating senior pictures that feel like you

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One of the biggest misconceptions about senior pictures is that you have to have everything figured out before you book. You don't. What to wear: I'll help you choose outfits that photograph beautifully, fit your personality, and make you feel confident—not like you're wearing someone else's

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Senior Photographer |Michelle