Senior Portraits & Graduation Announcements

Wondering if it's okay to mix black and white and color images on a senior graduation announcement - well of course it is.  Any beautiful image that you love from your session will work well with other beautiful images that you love.  Mix it up and have fun.  

Both images would make for a gorgeous front cover on this card.

Front

Front with a pattern band to match 

Remember this is a trifold.

When you open the first panel this is the inside view

 Inside with both panels open

Back with both panels open
This panel folds in                          Back                                 Front

Optional front

Providence High School Senior Portraits

Senior Ambassador Search

This summer, we are looking for 6 Duval County High School students graduating in 2015 or 2016, to represent our studio as Ambassadors to their school friends.  We still have 2 openings available.  We are located one block from the Atlantic Ocean in Beaches Town Center.  We have some of the most beautiful beaches in the country - right here in our own backyards and we offer lots of fun products for High School Seniors and their families.   Call us for information about Senior Portraits and our studio Ambassador Program.  Being an Ambassador is not for everyone, but it's a great way to earn portrait credits for prints, Graduation announcements, Graduation party invitations, Image folios you'll actually love and lots more.

 

 

 

 

High School Graduation Season & Portraits

High School Graduation Portraits on location and at the beach are so much fun.  High School seniors are always looking for fun ways to express themselves and Senior Portraits are among the avenues students have to stretch out and make their unique personality mark.  This is the time of year our studio meets with high school juniors graduating in 2015 and their parents for High School Senior Portrait consultations.   Regardless of which area high school a student attends - they do have a choice for Senior Portraits.  What defines our studio's senior portrait clients?  Our seniors are fun loving, creative and looking for something unique and artistic.

Here are some suggestions for High School Juniors thinking about Senior Portraits:

1. Think outside the box.  Don't follow the crowd and line up to do what everyone else is doing.  
2. Bring your personality into the mix.  If you love to ride horses, have your senior portraits done at the stable.  If you are a dancer, wear your tutu to the beach.  If you play sports, include gear in a few photos. 
3. A fresh haircut or trim is a good idea.  Do a hair and make up test run.  Ask your photographer for a make up artist's recommendation for subtle outdoor make up.
4. Ask for wardrobe advice.  Colors, textures and design cuts can make or break a portrait session.  You may want to give that gorgeous prom gown or tux another chance to sparkle.
5. Include your BFF in part of your session.  These are times and memories you'll want to remember for a lifetime.
6. Schedule a studio consultation in advance to design a Senior Portrait Session that is uniquely you.
7. If your school requires your yearbook image is taken at a specific studio - if the required studio isn't what you had in mind, go for the basic package and then look for an independent artistic studio that offers on location sessions and custom packages.  Some studios will reimburse you up to $35 in print products for your basic package investment.
8. Juniors - Students change a lot during the summer prior to senior year.  Start early to plan your senior portrait concept, but don't be pressured into scheduling portraits in July when it's hot & humid.  Most actual yearbook deadlines are not until mid to late September.
9. Look for fun new products and contemporary services to display your beautiful images.  Don't settle for the same old leather folio and 8x10 prints for your grandparents.