4 Ways to Turn Your Senior Session into a Multi-Use Investment

Walking across a stage and wearing a graduation cap is only one part of the senior year experience, it also showcases an exciting new chapter in your life. 

This shoot doesn’t only need to be about your graduation – it can be about so much more if you simply look at it in a slightly different way. 

Here are a few ways to take full advantage of your senior session. 

1. Capture Who You Are

While this photo session is about capturing your senior year, it’s also a good opportunity to capture what you’re passionate about at this time in your life. Many seniors use this session to document their hobbies. Doing so gives your photos a unique spin that’s personal to who you are as an individual – great for your Instagram feed! Student Athletes, this is great for NIL!

2. Prepare for Your Career

This fits in with capturing your passions and hobbies – your senior session can also be used to highlight what you might like to do as a career. For example, if you’re a creative and love painting, you could grab a few shots that allude to your dreams of becoming an animator. You can even see these photos as potential profile pics for your LinkedIn profile.

3. Give Them Something to Remember You By

If you will be moving away to college in the near future, you can use some of these photos to create a framed collage or small photo album for your parents and grandparents. You could even include your family in a few of the shots – just be sure to discuss this with your photographer in case they need to add more time to your shoot. 

4. Memories with Friends

And if you don’t necessarily want to include family in your photos, you can always share your session with friends. This is especially nice if you won’t be going to the same universities and want a few memories to take along with you. 

When it comes to your senior session, there are no rules – you can turn it into a shoot that works for you. But, whatever you do, don’t skip it. You will never regret booking a senior photo session.