Often times the yearbook photo session and professional senior photos get confused so let me take a moment to break it down. Trust me it's all about educating. No one wants to look back and say - man I wish I would have done senior photos! So let's get educated! 

The Yearbook Photo

This photo is basic. It is mainly so the yearbook will look cohesive and uniform. It takes out all of the guesswork of your session but also takes away the creative work of giving you a session that in 20 years will remind you of who you were, what you loved, your style.

Studio portrait series in front of blue background with pearl necklace.

images from adobe stock photo

Casual outdoor portrait series with natural expressions and candid moments.
Portrait session at a waterfall location wearing white top and denim.
Studio portraits with pearl necklace against neutral background.

The Senior Experience Session


These sessions are designed to capture who you are at this very moment in your life. They showcase your interests, hobbies, pets, activities, dreams, style and more. From the beginning everything is chosen and styled to go together - wardrobe, props and location should compliment each other. Seniors get multiple locations, wardrobe changes, professional hair and makeup and more. They can even bring their fur babies. It's an experience catered to seniors and one they can share with their parents on session day. In 20 years you will look back with friends and family and they will understand who you were just by looking at your collection of photos.

Woman in floral dress poses with vintage bicycle on tree-lined street at golden hour.

Bella knew from the beginning she wanted to bring her pup.

Playful portrait in a sunflower field with flowers held up to face.

Mallory has the sweetest and brightest personality and loves sunflowers so we planned her a summer session. .

Woman with red umbrella stands outside historic country music venue with vintage signage and guitar decor.

Chloe's great grandfather was Ernest Tubb so she wanted to honor his memory and legacy.

Beachy portrait session in bright pink dress with soft focus background.

Mac will be going to school on the coast and loved the beach so we did a destination session over spring break.

Marketing guide showing comparison chart for senior portrait and yearbook photo sessions.

The choice is yours.


Locations Pictured Above:

Bella: Leipers Fork

Mallory: South40 Farm

Chloe: Downtown Nashville

Mac: Panama City Beach


Hair & Makeup : Morgan Ebright