It’s not too early to start thinking about 2010 Senior Portraits. The best time for next year’s seniors to have their portraits done is the summer before their senior year. I typically start shooting senior portraits in May and continue throughout the summer and into the fall (many schools have an early November deadline for yearbook pictures). Since I book about 4 weeks in advance during my slow time of year (January through April) and as much as 8 weeks in advance during my busy time of the year (May through November) the time to think about booking is right around the corner.
Even if your school requires the yearbook picture to come from a specific studio, such as Lifetouch, you can still come to me for a custom portrait session. This past year, several of my senior clients had their yearbook picture shot by the studio required by the school and followed up with a fun and unique session with me.
I currently have two options for senior portraits.
The Mini Senior Session lasts 30-60 minutes and takes place in Butler County at a single location. One clothing change is allowed at a mini-session. When you book a mini-session I will give you a few location options for you to chose from. Urban sessions work great as mini sessions!
My Standard Senior Session is for the teen who is looking for creative and unique portraits that stand out from the crowd. This session lasts 1-3 hours and includes as many clothing changes as you want, as well as travel to multiple locations within the greater Pittsburgh region if desired (for instance, a combination of rural and urban locations). I am very excited to announce that the Standard Session can be shared with a friend! This is a great way to get the variety of the standard session for less. You can split the session fee and the print packages however you want. And it’s fun!
To view my senior portfolio and for more information on rates, visit my senior website.
