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Spring Senior Sessions

  • cherylshorten
  • May 3
  • 2 min read

Why Senior Sessions Are My Favorite: Capturing the Moment Before Everything Changes

Senior year is a whirlwind. College applications, final games, last concerts, cap-and-gown fittings — it’s the moment when everything feels big, exciting, and a little bittersweet. That’s exactly why I love photographing senior sessions. They freeze this once‑in‑a‑lifetime season in a way that feels authentic, confident, and completely you.

Your Story, Your Style

No two seniors are the same, and your photos shouldn’t be either. Some seniors show up with a suitcase full of outfits and a Pinterest board ready to go. Others want something simple, natural, and relaxed. I love both.

Whether you’re into:

  • Urban vibes with brick walls and neon signs

  • Golden‑hour fields and soft, dreamy light

  • Studio portraits with clean, modern styling

  • Sports, music, art, or anything that makes you you

…your session becomes a reflection of your personality, not a cookie‑cutter photo shoot.

The Magic of the Session

Senior sessions are fun — genuinely fun. We laugh, we explore, we try things that feel a little silly but look incredible on camera. I guide you through poses so you never feel awkward, and I make sure you look confident and natural in every shot.

Parents often tell me afterward, “I can’t believe how much they opened up during the session.” That’s the best part. Seniors show up as kids and leave looking like the adults they’re becoming.

Why These Photos Matter

Senior portraits aren’t just for yearbook announcements. They become:

  • Graduation party displays

  • Gifts for grandparents

  • Social media profiles

  • Dorm room decor

  • A time capsule of who you were at 17 or 18

Years from now, these photos will mean even more.

Planning Your Session

If you’re thinking about booking, here are a few tips:

  • Choose outfits that feel like you — comfort shows on camera

  • Bring meaningful items (sports gear, instruments, letter jackets)

  • Think about locations that match your vibe

  • Schedule early, especially for fall and spring

Senior year moves fast, and the best dates fill up quickly.

Let’s Make Something You’ll Be Proud Of

Senior portraits should feel empowering, exciting, and true to who you are right now. If you’re ready to create images that celebrate your story, I’d love to be part of it.


 
 
 

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