As a Senior Photographer, Lymarie treasures building relationships during photo shoots, like the memorable one with twins Avery and Olivia Smith. Their family’s joy and gratitude left a profound impact on me, which was powerfully felt during their emotional Session Reveal night, filled with laughter and tears.

This week, the author mourns the loss of cousin Kenny and stresses the importance of taking and printing photos to preserve memories of loved ones. Highlighting the impermanent nature of technology and social media, the author champions printed pictures for their enduring value, urging people not to delay immortalizing moments with family, as life is unpredictable and memories are precious.

Photographing her cousin’s wedding in California, the author cherished a personal highlight—reconnecting with her Abuelita, now suffering from dementia. Despite fading memories, moments of recognition provided joy amidst the pain. Surrounded by family and love, she witnessed the enduring impact of her grandmother’s nurturing spirit, culminating in a spontaneous dance that embraced life’s fleeting gifts.

As a senior portrait photographer, June keeps me busy photographing upcoming graduates. Recently, I’ve been highlighting the historic Roanoke Rapids High School’s class of 2017. The school, a community cornerstone since 1920, is a grand, cherished building with a storied past that I deeply appreciate, especially when revisiting its halls.

Lymarie expresses joy in offering Prom Photo Sessions, taking fewer bookings to spend ample time with each teen, making them feel valued. The sessions, marrying prints and digital images, aim to make participants feel glamorous, resulting in heartwarming feedback from parents and a series of stunning prom photographs showcased with pride.

Photographer Lymarie captured lively football-themed photos of the Saffian children at UNC-Chapel Hill’s Keenan Stadium and the track, where energetic tag-football and cherished traditions blended. The unexpected encounter with Carolina Football kicker Freeman Jones added a personal touch to the spirited session.

Lymarie of LPJ Photography announces a special “Sparkle and Shine Marathon” for March 26, offering 30-minute sessions with no fee, just purchase from special collections. Spots are limited, first come, first served. Clients like Madelyn Dickinson can expect VIP treatment to feel like stars.