Tyler came to senior pictures with both his mom and his dad. That was great! I really enjoyed getting to know his family and everybody had a good time. Tyler had some ideas of his own, including getting some photos with his tattoo. He actually spent a few years drawing and perfecting the design of his tattoo himself! I have been kicking around the idea of getting a tattoo myself, but I haven’t come across anything that really means something special enough to me to do it. And, in general, I think that as a teen you are still learning who you are, changing and growing, so choosing a tattoo at such a young age that will be meaningful throughout your life is that much more difficult. However, Tyler really put time, thought, dedication and some amazing artistry into his design and I think it turned out beautifully! Choosing black and white and really deepening the shadows in that photo really makes the eye study the tattoo, itself. I’m really touched he decided to share that with me and include it in his senior photos. A few formals and a few casuals sets in the studio, and then we headed out. Out in the alleys near the studio we captured Tyler’s hobbies of skateboarding and motorcycle riding. We also decided to use his guitars outdoors – the acoustic in a more a rustic setting and the electric on the tracks.
I love the shot of him walking away – the final image of his senior pictures session. It really symbolizes going off into a new adventure. 2014 Seniors: Bringing along items from your outdoor activities is a great idea and will make your pictures more personal to you.
2014 Seniors: Bringing along items from your outdoor activities is a great idea and will make your pictures more personal to you.Send me an email or give me a call to receive a complete Senior Portraits Pricing Guide
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