The Quick One
$175
Perfect if you just need a great yearbook photo and a couple for grandma.
- 45 minutes
- 1 location Β· 1 outfit
- 15+ edited photos
- Private online gallery
- Yearbook-ready crop included
Class of 2027 Β· Booking now
Real locations, natural light, and none of that stiff hand-on-the-tree-trunk energy. One hour, a couple hundred frames, and a gallery you'll still like in ten years.
Selected work
A few favorites from recent sessions. Click any photo to open it full size.
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Pricing
Every package includes full editing and a private online gallery with print rights. No hidden per-photo fees, ever.
$175
Perfect if you just need a great yearbook photo and a couple for grandma.
$325
The one almost everybody picks. Enough time to relax and actually have fun with it.
$525
Two shoots across two seasons β because you in October and you in May are different people.
Add-ons: extra location +$50 Β· cap & gown mini +$95 Β· friend or sibling in frame +$40 Β· rush 48-hour delivery +$75. Travel is free within 25 miles.
About
I've been shooting for years, and senior portraits are far and away my favorite thing to do. It's a weirdly big moment: the last real photos of you before everything changes. That deserves better than a folding chair in a rented studio.
My whole approach is to make the hour feel less like a photo shoot and more like hanging out with a friend who happens to be holding a camera. I'll direct you β you don't need to know what to do with your hands β but I'm mostly waiting for the in-between moments. Those are always the keepers.
Shot on a full-frame mirrorless with fast primes, edited by hand, one at a time. No presets slapped on a whole gallery.
Kind words
I hate having my picture taken and somehow this was actually fun. I've used like nine of these as my profile picture already.
We got the gallery back in under two weeks and every single photo looked like our kid β not a magazine version of him. Worth every dollar.
Thad found a spot downtown I've walked past a hundred times and made it look unreal. Total pro, super chill.
Questions
Summer before senior year is ideal β late June through September fills up first. But honestly, any season works, and spring sessions get you flowers and green everywhere. If you need photos for a yearbook deadline, book at least six weeks ahead.
Bring more than you think you need. Once you book, I'll send a full guide with color palettes that photograph well, what to avoid (tiny patterns, big logos), and a checklist. Rule of thumb: one outfit that's really you, one that's dressed up, one that's comfortable.
We reschedule, free, no drama. I'll usually reach out the day before if the forecast looks bad. Overcast, though? That's the best light there is β we're still shooting.
A private online gallery you can download from at full resolution, plus print rights so you can order prints anywhere you like. Sneak peek in 48 hours, full gallery within two weeks.
Yes, yes, and absolutely yes. Cars and dogs are free. Bring the letterman jacket, the instrument, the jersey, the whole thing β the props are what make the photos yours.
A $50 deposit holds your spot and comes off the final total. The rest is due the day of the session.
Let's do it
Tell me a little about what you're after and I'll get back to you within a day with open dates.