It’s Senior Portrait Season
When it comes to taking senior portraits, there are a few key things to keep in mind. First and foremost, you want to make sure that you choose a location that is meaningful to the senior. The location should reflect their personality and interests, whether it's a favorite park, a local museum, or even their own backyard.
Next, you'll want to think about lighting. Natural light is always the best option, so try to schedule your shoot during the golden hour (the hour before sunset or after sunrise). If that's impossible, look for areas with open shade or bring along some reflectors to help soften harsh light.
As for posing, please keep it simple and natural. Encourage the seniors to relax and be themselves, and don't be afraid to try different angles and perspectives. Remember, these photos are to capture their personality and spirit, so let that shine through!
Finally, ensure you have all the necessary equipment, including your camera, lenses, tripod, and additional lighting or props. And most importantly, have fun! Taking senior portraits is a beautiful opportunity to celebrate this milestone moment in someone's life, so enjoy the process and create some beautiful memories together.
Equipment Used
Canon 70D
Canon 5D MK IV
Canon 24 - 70mm lens
Canon 70 - 200mm lens
Canon 100 - 400mm lens
