Senior Portrait Photography serving Racine, Kenosha & Waukesha Counties and South Milwaukee

I start booking senior sessions as early as February or March for the following school year. It’s best to contact me as soon as possible to get on my calendar in your preferred season, as they are booked on a first come first serve basis.

Senior sessions are typically scheduled between mid-July and early November, depending on your preferred season and weather conditions.

Yes, sessions are available throughout the week, with some weekend availability. I book one weekend day per week and prioritize those clients with busy sports or after-school schedules. All sessions are scheduled on a first-come, first-served basis.

I don’t require a deposit to secure a session. However, bookings are confirmed on a first-come, first-served basis. Clients will complete a photography agreement at the time of booking, which outlines the requirement for cancellations to be made in advance. Full payment will be due after clients review and select their proofs.

I primarily shoot outdoors using natural light, but I’m happy to photograph indoors as well. While I don’t have a personal studio, we can work together to find the perfect indoor location. Clients are responsible for arranging and booking indoor spaces.

Yes! Light retouching (skin smoothing, teeth whitening and minor blemish removal, etc.) is included to ensure a polished yet natural look. I can help erase or minimize any permanent marks as needed. This may include minimal acne that snuck up, a scratch or bug bite. I am happy to honor requests to make edits beyond the original scope, for an additional charge.

Each package includes a different number of outfit changes based on the session length. Keep in mind that more outfit changes may mean less shooting time, so it's best to find a balance that works for you!

Yes! I have a comprehensive list of amazing places in the surrounding areas with descriptions of each that I will share with you when booking your session. I am also willing to travel for an additional cost. Together, we will find the best location for your session.

Yes. I understand that unexpected situations can arise. I do my best to keep sessions scheduled as planned, however, life and mother nature sometimes have other plans. I watch the weather in the days leading up to your session and may suggest a reschedule if there are extreme winds, excessive heat and/or rain. The photography agreement states that clients are asked to communicate with me as soon as you know you need to reschedule.

Of course! All of my packages include the flexibility to purchase additional images. You’ll receive a gallery of proofs to select from, allowing you to choose as few or as many as you’d like—even the entire gallery. Every image you select will be fully retouched.

It’s ideal to choose outfits that make you feel confident and allow for easy movement and posing, whether you’re sitting, squatting, kneeling, or standing. Dresses with pockets are a fantastic choice, and bringing a mix of clothing styles—such as dresses, pants, and shorts—adds versatility to your poses.

For the best results in photos, solid colors and small, repeating patterns (like delicate florals or subtle plaid) work beautifully. Layers, such as jackets or sweaters, and accessories like statement necklaces, earrings, or scarves, can also enhance your look and add dimension to the images.

Definitely! I encourage seniors to bring items that showcase their personality and represent their high school journey—whether it’s sports equipment, musical instruments, books, an art portfolio, letter jackets, or anything else meaningful to them.

Yes, you can! However, the agreement you sign specifies that photo credit must be provided when sharing these images on social media platforms like Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram. Additionally, the images must remain unaltered.

Absolutely! If you’d like your pet to join your session, I recommend bringing someone along to help keep them occupied when they’re not in the spotlight. Don’t forget to bring some treats, and ensure the chosen location allows pets.