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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.

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. […]

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.

Accessories are crucial for photo sessions as they not only express individual style but also help subjects relax, especially with hand positioning. The author guides her clients through selecting outfits and corresponding accessories in the process of planning for their session.

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 […]
