As a photographer passionate about connecting with teens, Lymarie Portela Jackson builds time into each of her sessions to better pour attention and affirmation into her teen clients. She is touched when authentic connections are made, and they later seek her advice.

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.

As a photographer, Lymarie specializes in Custom Sports Collages, a sought-after gift for athletes to mark special occasions. She’s enhanced these collages with studio lighting, offering a new “Lights, Camera, Action” session that includes a poster in the session price. Emphasizing the full-service experience, Lymarie provides a memorable photography service that culminates in a gallery reveal and keepsake prints.

LPJ Photography’s Limited Edition Prom Sessions for Roanoke Rapids and Halifax Academy offer an intimate 20-25 minute photoshoot, capturing the magic of prom night with both digital and heirloom prints, and a personal smartphone app.

As a Senior Portrait Photographer, I ensure my clients are comfortable by incorporating their passions into the session with props and activities which both help to reveal their personalities and set them at ease. For more on what to expect, see my Client Guide.

As a Senior Portrait Photographer, I aim to provide a stress-free experience for teens amidst their challenging final year, helping them relax and feel confident. Leah Proctor’s shoot exemplified the transformative power and lasting impact these sessions have, producing not only stunning photos but also cherished memories and boosted self-worth.

Starting in 2017, I am excited to be able to offer to take care of  “Design and Submit a Senior Yearbook Ad” off the “to do” list of items for my Seniors and their parents.
I will design a 1/4 page, 1/2 page, or full page ad specifically for each Senior, and submit it to their Yearbook Staff for them.  All my Senior and their parents have to do is put a big check mark beside that task, and tackle the 999 other things left to be done.