Class of · Families · Holidays
The one they actually hang on the wall
A studio backdrop could be anywhere. A senior session on their own field, in their own uniform, at the hour the light is best is the one the family frames—and the one grandparents order prints of.
What usually goes wrong
Studio portraits look like everyone else's
We shoot where the four years happened: the dugout, the outfield, the banner on the fence.
The session is booked for the wrong hour
We plan to golden hour on that specific field rather than whatever slot the calendar offered.
Ordering turns into a second job
Banners, announcement cards, and prints ordered straight from the gallery, no follow-up call.
What you get
- Multiple looks in one session: uniform, jacket, cap and gown, casual
- Golden hour planned around your field
- Senior banners printed to your school's fence spec
- Announcement cards designed from the session
- A private gallery with print ordering built in
Programs for this market
Questions we get from this market
When should we book a senior session?
Autumn or early spring of senior year, early enough that banners and announcements arrive before senior night and graduation. Athletes usually shoot in season so the uniform and field are current.
Can we shoot at our own school field?
That is the point of the session. We coordinate access with the school or coach and shoot where the four years actually happened.
Will our photos end up on your website?
Only if you say yes. Galleries are private by default, and for students under 18 we ask a parent or guardian in writing before featuring anything.
Do you do family sessions too?
Yes—themed studio sessions across multiple sets in one sitting, which is how holiday cards and wall prints get handled in a single visit.
Ready to book a session?
Tell us the sport, the school, and roughly when. We will come back with the golden-hour window for that field.