On graduation day, time with family and friends can leave little room for a calm portrait with the light, expression, and framing you want. A separate sitting gives the graduate time for a cap-and-gown photograph and, if desired, a different look without the gown. Bring your own regalia or a meaningful object; tell us what you have and what you would rather leave out.

Just Me / Milestones
Who you are
at this turning point.
A graduation portrait can hold more than the ceremony snapshot. Make time for the person at this turning point.
Ask about a milestone portraitMore than the ceremony snapshot



Where the photographs will go
Tell us whether you need an announcement, a profile image for the next chapter, a gift for family, or a print to keep at home. We can plan suitable framings and discuss selected digital files, retouching, and print options for the session. If a school or announcement has a deadline or size requirement, share it before booking so we can confirm what is possible.
The people beside the graduate
Parents or grandparents may want a photograph with the graduate, while the graduate may want time alone in the frame. Tell us both priorities and who will attend; we can discuss whether family groupings fit the same visit or need a different plan.

Teen portraits
A portrait can celebrate a birthday, a quinceañera, or simply a stage of growing up. We plan the session with the person being photographed and make room for their style and comfort. Parents or family members can ask about joining a separate grouping.