Madison’s graduation is commemorated through a blend of digital and high-quality print photography services by LPJ Photography. The post advises on the importance of preserving senior year memories beyond digital photos, which can be lost or obsolete over time. LPJ offers heirloom quality prints and products, ensuring longevity and consistency.

This blog is part of a series assisting seniors in selecting a photographer for their Senior Portraits by explaining the author’s editing techniques and commitment to creating fine art photography that reflects true likenesses. It emphasizes hand editing over filters for natural results.

This post highlights Mary Brown from the RRHS Class of 2022 and shares senior portrait sessions advice for upcoming graduates. The photographer stresses the importance of early booking, encouraging families to book 3-5 months in advance of their preferred shoot date. Emphasizing personalized sessions and meticulous editing, the photographer limits client intake to ensure high-quality service.

Project Beauty aims to redefine beauty beyond societal expectations of perfection, emphasizing inherent worth and unique qualities. Photographer Lymarie captures her Senior Team’s natural essence, fostering self-acceptance through black and white portraits without makeup or retouching, alongside their reflections on true beauty’s internal nature.

Seniors who land on LPJ Photography are not just looking to mark “Senior Pictures” off their Senior Year To-Do list. They are looking for more from their experience than a disk full of beautiful images.

Senior Portrait Photographer Lymarie captures the essence of graduating seniors by exploring their passions, as exemplified by the featured seniors’ themed photo sessions. She emphasizes the importance of personal joy and purpose in creating memorable and meaningful portraits that epitomize this significant life chapter.

  Kaylee and I were just getting into the groove of her first outfit of her Senior Session when we looked up at the sky.  Pitch black.  Five minutes later, the wind picked up, and within sixty seconds the bottom fell out. That was the start to what I like to call Monsoon May 2018. […]