Senior Portrait Guide

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PHILOSOPHYmyTo deliver an amazing senior portrait experience by creating artful images that freeze time and allude to memories that last a lifetime.

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All sessions are held in the Charlotte and Durham/Raleigh area.

The locations have many great options! I will work with you to come up withlocations that fit your style and vision.

If you have a personal request, we can certainly go there however no need to have any specific spots in mind.

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LOCATIONS

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yourWARDROBE

DO:• Wear something Simple- Don’t search too hard for something

very special, often the simplest garments out of your closet will be perfect.

• Wear Patterns and Fabrics- Outfits with simple geometric patterns often look good.

• Bring Props and Accessories- Additional interesting props and accessories always add that extra touch! Look around, dig in your treasure chest in the attic. Any interesting glasses (regular or sun-glasses), hats, ribbons, wigs, gloves, belts, masks, any neat shiny thingies—bring them all!

DON’T:• Wear something you’ve never worn before- We’re all about shop-

ping, but don’t let the photo shoot be the first time you’re wearing new clothes! You’ll want to feel comfortable and confident, and if you’re unsure of how that skirt will act when you’re focused on your poses.

• Wear loose, baggy clothing- Remember, these photos will be a reminder to your loved ones what you look like when they can’t be with you! Fitted clothes look much more polished and flattering than loose clothes.

• Bring just one thing- Unless I tell you otherwise, it’s wise to bring more than one outfit with you the day of the shoot.

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needIDEAS?

Use Pinterest. It helps you plan and also helps me to know what your style is.

I suggest starting a board, call it “My Shoot” and start pinning:

• Clothes you like• Poses you think are cute• Hairstyles inspirations

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There is a $150 purchase minimum (not including $200 session fee).

The average client invests between $400-700 for their custom photography experience.

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PACKAGESSimplicity Two 8x10s, five 5x7s, 1 digital image - 190 (over 25% savings) Optional Add on: (30) Digital Images on your own personal app - 250 ($100 savings) Optional Add On: 20 page custom keepsake album - 175 ($75 savings)

Traditional One 11x14, Three 8x10s, Six 5x7s, and 5 digital images on your own personal app - 390 (over 30% in savings) Optional Add On: (25) Digital Images on own personal app - 150 ($200 savings) Optional Add On- 20 page custom keepsake album - 140 ($110 savings)

Legacy Two 11x14s, Four 8x10s, Eight 5x7s and ten digital images on your own personal app - 630 (over 40% savings) Optional Add On: 20 page custom keepsake album - 125 ($125 savings) Option Add On: 16x20 Canvas Gallery Wrap - 200 ($100 savings)

A LA CARTEGIFT PRINTS5x7 30 8x10 40

WALL PORTRAITS11x14 75 16x20 120 20x24 175 20x30 200

DIGITAL FILES1 Digital Portrait 50 (30) All Digital Portraits 350

CANVAS GALLERY WRAPS11x14 125 16x20 200

BOUTIQUE PRODUCTSCustom keepsake box with 5x7 prints with all (30) portraits from session. 350 20 page keepsake album 250 30 page keepsake album 375