high school seniors

I did Ben’s older brother’s senior photos at Roswell Mill two years ago. He was also a Woodstock High School senior who played all the Varsity tennis. Ben’s mom loved the spot so much, we went back for Ben’s senior photos and hit many of the same spots. If you click over to Jake’s blog…

We did the first part of Harrison’s senior photos at Sope Creek. He’s also a cross training athlete who is on both the swim and tennis teams at Woodstock High School. Harrison had plenty of images of him on the tennis courts as I had photographed many matches. But he didn’t have any photographs from…

Skyler knew she wanted to do her Woodstock senior photographs with a horse. Specifically, her horse Rooster. Even though he isn’t the most well behaved boy. He got a bit of an attitude after his bestie left him alone at Towne Lake Stables. And none of the other horses really got him, so they didn’t…

Woodstock high school senior girl smiling and brushing her hair behind her ear while wearing a white dress in a field of wild flowers

So this year didn’t play out as we expected, did it? Digital learning started mid-March. The school year ended three weeks early. Prom was canceled. Sports were canceled. Graduation ceremonies aren’t guaranteed. Did you even get a chance to make the senior photographs you dreamed of creating? If you didn’t get to make special photographs…

There were only a few weeks of school left for 2019 graduates when Lisa realized she didn’t have senior photographs she loved of her son Jake. In the middle of finals, a multitude of AP exams, work, and graduation practice for him and me being in town very little between trips working in Arizona and…

Some seniors know exactly what they plan on doing as soon as they graduate. It’s detailed in step-by-step bullet points in day planners. And others are open to all the possibilities. To discovering new passions and good fits. To learning the things they don’t know that they hadn’t previously considered. There’s no right or wrong…