Senior & University Graduation Sessions

Here are some tips for clothing options for a high school senior boy photo shoot:

1. Keep it simple: It's always better to keep things simple and classic when it comes to clothing choices. You don't want anything too busy or distracting in your photos. Solid colors, neutral tones, and classic styles are always a good choice.
2. Choose well-fitted clothes: Make sure the clothes fit well and flatter the senior's body shape. Avoid baggy clothing as it can look unflattering in photographs.
3. Incorporate layers: Adding layers can help create depth and texture in the photos. Try layering a denim jacket or sweater over a t-shirt or button-down shirt.
4. Accessorize thoughtfully: Accessories can add interest to the outfit and the photo. Some great options include a watch, belt, hat, or sunglasses. Keep in mind that the accessories should complement the outfit and not overpower it.
5. Consider the location: The location of the photo shoot can influence the clothing choices. If the shoot is taking place in a natural setting, earthy tones and casual wear may work well. If the shoot is taking place in a more urban setting, a more polished and modern look may be more appropriate.
6. Bring a variety of outfits: Bring a few different outfit options so that you can switch things up throughout the shoot. This will give you more variety in the final photos.

Remember, the clothing choices should reflect the senior's personal style and personality. Encourage them to bring clothing that they feel comfortable and confident in.

Senior portraits are an important milestone for high school seniors, and choosing the right outfit is crucial to ensure that the photos capture their personality and style. Here are some tips for dressing for senior portraits:

1. Choose an outfit that makes you feel confident: Wear an outfit that makes you feel good about yourself and confident in front of the camera. You want to be comfortable and relaxed during the photoshoot, so choose an outfit that makes you feel your best.
2. Keep it simple: Avoid wearing clothes with busy patterns or large graphics, as they can be distracting in the final photo. Opt for solid colors or subtle patterns instead.
3. Dress appropriately for the location: Consider the location of the photoshoot when choosing your outfit. If it's an outdoor shoot, wear clothes that are weather-appropriate and comfortable for the location. If it's an indoor shoot, dress appropriately for the setting.
4. Bring a variety of outfits: Consider bringing a few different outfits to the photoshoot to give yourself some options. This will also allow you to create different looks and styles in your photos.
5. Accessorize: Consider adding accessories to your outfit to add some personality and style to your photos. This can include jewelry, hats, scarves, or other accessories that complement your outfit.
6. Bring appropriate shoes: Remember to wear shoes that are appropriate for your outfit and the location of the photoshoot. Avoid wearing shoes that are too casual or too formal for the occasion.

Remember, senior portraits are a reflection of your personality and style, so choose an outfit that showcases who you are and makes you feel confident and comfortable.

I offer high resolution images and specially priced collection packages, depending on your needs. I usually will shoot with a wider crop so images will be able to fit into whatever size you need.  I will give you a recommendation of places to order prints and cards (please don't use Walgreens or CVC, they are awful and will fade).

Contact me for a free consultation or just schedule your shoot below! I'll give you a call to discuss the session, location, wardrobe, hair & makeup, if needed, props that can be brought, and be sure to get your cap & gown for a really cool portrait!  I include headshots for seniors as well, since so many will need one after graduation! 

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