The year has finally come and it is now time for high school senior portraits. And if you are the parent of a graduating senior, it may seem like a lot of pressure but that’s why I created this eCourse. This is what I do and I’d like to make it easier for you.
This has to come from you as their parent. So, write down the reasons that you want your senior to have portraits taken. Starting with this will help make your next decision a lot easier.
Your high school seniors last year can be filled with test, awards and games. But if you are the parent, taking the time to plan a special day with your senior will make them feel confident and special.
This is so important because if you don't get it right, you won't like the pictures you receive. So, do your research and choose a photographer who is a good fit for you and your senior.
The day for your senior portrait session has finally come. You're excited. Your senior is excited. On this day there should be one stressful thing you should do. Learn what that is.
1) You will need internet access via an electronic device (desktop/laptop, tablet, or mobile phone) to complete your course.
2) You will need a free Dropbox account. This enables both you and your spouse to keep track of everything you learn (pictures, notes, thoughts, and more) about each photographer in one location.
When it comes to getting ready for senior portraits, the internet can overload you with information and paralyze your progress. This course will prepare you for your senior portrait session.
With a lot of photographers to choose from. I want to help you select a photographer that will get you the images you’ve dreamed about without letting price dictate your decision.
Before you pay your deposit, view the photographers portfolio and make sure you answer the following questions about locations, products, consistency and a few others.
You worked hard but you finally made it. Now it’s time to tell the world. But first, allow your photographer to create a formal introduction.
