When it comes to taking senior portraits, it's important to take the time to come up with a vision for your final product. Using these different elements and tips, you can make your senior portraits pop!
Choose a Location
Choose a location that matches your aesthetic and the visual story that will be told with your pictures. Thinking ahead about the location for your photo shoot will help establish your vision for your senior portraits. If the location is outside, knowing what the foreground will look like can help you prepare the other necessary elements, such as clothing and posing. If the photos will be done in-studio, knowing the preferred colors and set dressing ahead of time will help make the final photos align with your vision.
Have a Few Outfit Changes
Giving yourself some different outfit options is a great way to add variety to your photos and ensure you have different options to choose from for your final photos. The different outfits can range from a more casual look to something dressy, give different color options, or just help ensure if there are any outfit regrets that there are still useable pictures.
Practice Posing
Practice posing in front of a mirror or a friend to help give yourself direction for your photo shoot. Understanding the different angles and poses that you believe flatter you most will help ensure that the final photos have options you know you'll prefer and help the shoot run smoothly.
Choose a Color Scheme
When coming up with the vision for your photo shoot, deciding a color scheme can help bring together the different elements of the photo to create a harmonious and intentional final product. This will also ensure that there are no clashing or unflattering colors. Using this color scheme to choose outfits, location, and any set dressing will help your pictures pop that much more!
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