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Lymarie Portela Jackson Photography offers a luxury senior portrait experience emphasizing heirloom-quality products and confidence-boosting sessions that transcend ordinary “shoot and burn” photography, aiming to create memorable moments and lasting keepsakes for high school seniors.

Lymarie reflects on her son Peyton, who shines among his special Class of 2018, as they graduate and prepare for their futures. She thanks Team 2018 for the memories and encourages them to change the world, while highlighting their next educational steps and cherished friendships formed during the year.

Mid-April marked the inaugural group shoot for a diverse and talented team of 2019 Seniors and Lymarie. After engaging in a photo/video scavenger hunt to ease camera shyness, the students had fun and took individual headshots. The post warmly profiles each Senior’s unique qualities, celebrating their final year with anticipation and love.

Lymarie, a senior portrait photographer, is praised by senior mom Samantha for boosting her daughter Jamelyn’s self-esteem during her final high school year. Samantha’s heartfelt message celebrates the positive impact Lymarie had, enhancing Jamelyn’s self-worth, and looks forward to future family collaborations.

A photographer recounts a joyous “just because” shoot with teen client, Rosemary. The session, filled with styling and color theory preparation, provided Rosemary with a delightful respite and an uplifting experience that left both client and photographer immensely gratified.

By now, all of the 2018 Seniors I get to photograph will have had their last first day of high school … which means most are mourning the summer of 2017. Pool, beach, and lake time is replaced with homework, college applications, and exams. Hardly seems like a fair trade. But every night when my kids were […]

In this heartfelt reflection, the author contrasts the deceivingly long days of parenting with the fleetingly short years, lamenting lost opportunities to capture photo memories. After skipping annual family photos, she realized her children had grown without formally documenting those precious intermediate years. The author encourages parents not to delay in booking family pictures, as time inevitably marches forward.
