Multi-Session Senior Photo Sessions - Is It Right For You?
This year, I worked with a few high school seniors who wanted multiple senior photo sessions, something I’d never offered before.
As it turns out, other students are also interested in multi-session photoshoots, so I’d like to share what that looks like, and you can decide if it sounds interesting to you!
But first, let me introduce you to Abby.
Westerville North Senior Photos for Abby
Abby is a multi-faceted senior at Westerville North High School. She’s a joy to have in English class, and over the last year, we’ve had so much fun collaborating on her multiple senior photoshoots.
I’ve had Abby in class twice now, and I always knew there was more to her than she presented in class. (Seniors, you know how class can be--you're never your true self, right?) I really got to see her personality come through as we worked together on her senior photos. I'm sharing some favorite "outtakes" at the end, so stick around for those.
I attribute many of her sessions to the relationship I built with her and her mom, Christa. When Abby mentioned that she loved playing piano, cheerleading, and sunflower fields, we made plans to add those to her senior photos.
Now, let’s take a look at her sessions. Maybe you’ll want to have multiple senior photo sessions too!
Five-Part Senior Photo Session
I’ll be the first to admit that five senior photo sessions is a lot! But it didn’t feel that way working with Abby. We were always doing something different and coming up with new ideas.
Each of Abby’s sessions had a different reason or theme, which made the experiences more meaningful for Abby. And it gave me more opportunities to build up my senior portfolio.
Uptown Westerville Senior Photos - Session One
For Abby’s first session, we did a best-friends photo shoot in Uptown Westerville. This one took place in the summer before her senior year began. We had a lot of fun exploring the area and getting to know each other better.
As you can see from these photos, it was clear from her first session that she wasn’t afraid to be silly or act silly in public. I love that about her.
