This post highlights how Lymarie Jackson guides her clients through the process of choosing and designing quality printed photographs and products. The photographer assists with design, and handles all logistics, likening Delivery Day to Christmas morning. Clients can contact Lymarie to create a similarly memorable Senior Portrait Experience.

Coleman and Caleb from RRHS’s 2022 class are featured in a post discussing the significance of consistency and variety in a photographer’s portfolio. It emphasizes a recognizable yet diverse range of styles, from vibrant portraits to dramatic, moody athletic photos, and the importance of each senior feeling authentically represented. The post is part of a series advising Senior Families on choosing a Senior Photographer.

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.

Lymarie, from small NC town Roanoke Rapids, defied expectations by creating a successful photography business focused on high school seniors and their families, offering a luxury experience sustained by her extensive professional training and investment in equipment and education. She expresses gratitude to her clients like the featured Senior, Taylor.

Sadler, Brunswick Academy’s valedictorian and multi-sport athlete, faced an untraditional senior year due to COVID-19, missing out on usual rites of passage. Despite challenges, her story embodies a historic moment, teaching appreciation for life’s fleeting “good old days.” She aspires to study biology and medicine.

In the past six months, the author embraced her daughter Cailyn’s senior year, foregoing blogging to treasure moments and photograph seniors. As Cailyn, the youngest and only daughter, nears high school graduation, the author reflects on their bond and anticipates Cailyn’s future with a mix of reluctance and hope, amidst the stress of inevitable change.