BP4U PHOTOGRAPHER RESOURCES 
My goal with seniors it to get them comfortable in front of the camera. Usually at the expense of me, I talk about crazy goofy stuff, ask them about themselves, feel them out. Above I asked Miss Alyson if I started “twerking” if that would make her feel uncomfortable? Well, of course it would, but
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I think photographing large groups can be fun and stress free. Here are some tips I have learned along the way that can be applied to big groups (extended families etc) or also applied to smaller groups (individual families). 1. Educate your clients. First off, start with an extensive “Getting to Know You” process. Talk
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STANDING: When it’s time to start shooting, my first go-to pose is a basic standing pose. My clients are always a tad nervous at the beginning, so it’s a good way to get them to relax. I first look at the location and their outfit to see what I have to work with. Is there
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I know the importance of making a strong image. To capture a look that will bring a sense of empowerment, and show the strength of my client’s heart through their image. Also, allowing their senior portrait to showcase their character and beauty. Here, I’ll talk about how I create bold, statement focused portraits. The most
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