est. 2013
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Spring and summer time is a magical time of year, especially when it comes to senior pictures. If you’re looking to get your senior photos taken in Nebraska while flowers are in full bloom, there are just a few things to consider.
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Riley is a senior at Papillion LaVista South High School in Nebraska. She wanted her senior pictures to capture all the beauty that rural and nature has to offer. We had an incredible time creating amazing photos of tall grass, stunning fall leaves, and even a water pond photo shoot.
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I am so excited to share the beautiful senior portraits of Madison, a senior at Fairbury High School. She held two sessions!
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Meet Zach, a high school senior that is graduating from Lincoln Southwest High School in Lincoln, Nebraska.
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This week we’re showing off our senior rep team’s fall pictures. Our girls fall group pictures were hosted late into the year, but the sunset was stunning.
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Being a senior portrait photographer here in Nebraska we have a huge diversity of personalities and schools. I absolutely LOVE getting to look back and see how each and every senior brought their own style and personality into their senior pictures.
Something I’ve been really focusing on that’s been on my heart is shooting MORE seniors all across the state of Nebraska. My absolute passion is being a Nebraska High School Senior Photographer and my goal is to expand further and further to meet seniors from across the state. So, when I was contacted and asked if I’d travel to Hastings, I jumped at the opportunity to come meet Oaklyn and visit his favorite places around the area!
One of my absolute favorite parts of photographing senior portrait sessions is getting to know the high school seniors. I love hearing all of their fears, excitements, trials and triumphs or their upcoming senior year. Sometimes it’s nice to be reminded what seniors have to go through versus what I went through my senior year. Today, seniors have so many more things on their plate and with all of the restrictions, it’s sometimes scary and overwhelming!
