When it comes to choosing your high school senior photos, it can be a difficult decision! Here are some things to consider when making your decision: 

1. Choose Your Session Type 

When planning your high school senior session, you first need to decide what type of session you want. Do you want classic portraits with a more formal feel? Or would you prefer something more fun and casual? You'll also need to decide on the style of clothing you want to wear. Be sure to coordinate with your photographer ahead of time so that everyone is on the same page. If you have any specific locations in mind, let your photographer know. They may be able to give you some ideas for great photo spots. Finally, think about how many photos you would like. Your photographer may offer packages with different numbers of prints or digital files. 

2. Consider your location  

When deciding where to have your high school senior session, think about what type of location would best represent you. Are you a natural outdoorsy person? Consider a session at a park or in the wilderness. If you prefer something more urban, try a session in the city with iconic landmarks in the background. No matter what type of location you choose, be sure to coordinate with your photographer ahead of time so they know what to expect and can plan accordingly. 

3. Choose Your Photographer Carefully 

When choosing your high school senior photographer, be sure to do your research. Look at portfolios and reviews to get a sense of the photographer's style and what type of images they able to capture for you. You'll also want to make sure that your photographer is comfortable working in the type of location you choose. If you're not sure where to start, ask family and friends for recommendations. 

4. Scout Out Locations and Clothing Ideas Ahead of Time 

When choosing a location for your senior portrait session, be sure to consider the style of photography you want. If you're interested in natural outdoor locations, scout out parks and nature locations ahead of time. If you prefer studio portraits or more urban settings, look for interesting architecture or cityscapes. As for clothing, choose outfits that reflect your personality and style. Be sure to bring along a few options so that your photographer can help you choose the best look for your portraits. 

5. Relax and Have Fun! 

The most important thing to remember when having your senior portrait session is to relax and have fun!  This is a special time in your life, and you should enjoy every minute of it. Be yourself, and let your photographer capture your personality. The results will be beautiful, timeless portraits that you'll treasure for years to come.