In planning college graduation portraits, consider campus wait times, photo locations, and props representing personal university experiences. Bring accessories, friends for group photos, and prioritize printing portraits to preserve memories beyond digital formats. Campus landmarks often have wait lines, so plan contingencies. Remember to immortalize your portraits with tangible photos for future generations.

The LPJ Photography 2018 Senior Team, featuring 15 talented rising seniors, convened for the first time for a brand-themed photoshoot. Students showcased personal items, received individualized gifts, and had their hair and makeup professionally done. Each student’s unique attributes and accomplishments were highlighted, from athletic achievements to academic pursuits and personal growth.

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.

A mother reflects on her son’s journey from infancy to the brink of college, treasuring each stage and mourning the passage of time. As she contemplates the shift in her life, she cherishes the memories captured in pictures and expresses a mix of joy and sorrow, encouraging her son to build on his dreams as he steps into adulthood.