Investment — Senior Portraits

Class of 2028 — Make It Count

This is your moment. Senior portraits with cinematic lighting, expert direction, and a luxury experience — not your standard yearbook photo. Images you’ll be proud of for a lifetime.

High School Seniors · Graduates · Class of 2027
Silver Label

The Classic

A focused portrait session with prints, wallets, and digital files — everything you need to celebrate the milestone.

$599
Valued at $1,050
What’s Included
  • 10 retouched 8×10 prints
  • 8 sheets of wallets
  • 10 social media digital files
Additional Perks
  • Additional gift sets $35 each
  • Upgrade wallets to metallic $99
  • 50% off slideshow
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Black Label

The Legacy

The ultimate senior portrait package — album, canvas, prints, wallets, digitals, print credit, and exclusive discounts.

$2,799
Valued at $3,687
What’s Included
  • 8×10 Heirloom Album (20 pages)
  • 16×24 gallery canvas
  • 10 retouched 8×10 prints
  • 15 sheets of wallets
  • 40 high-resolution digital files
  • 30-day web posting
  • Facebook gallery (ordered prints)
  • $250 print credit
Exclusive Discounts
  • 25% off wall portraits & canvas
  • Additional gift sets $15 each
  • Upgrade wallets to metallic $99
  • 25% off graduation announcements
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Gift Sets — À La Carte
8 Sheets Wallet
$50
4×6 Gift Set
$50
5×7 Gift Set
$50
8×10 Gift Set
$50
Session Add-Ons
Slideshow $399
Web Posting (30 days) $199
Facebook Posting (ordered prints) $99
Custom Mobile App $199
Hair & Makeup Artist $300
On-Location Upgrade $150

Metro Detroit · Class of 2028

Senior portraits, done properly

Senior photos get looked at for decades. They end up framed on a wall, in a graduation announcement, and eventually in a slideshow at a wedding. That is a reason to treat them as portraits rather than as a rushed appointment in a school gym.

Sessions run at the West Bloomfield studio or on location across Metro Detroit — campus, downtown, a hangar, a field, wherever fits the person.

01

Plan with the senior

The session is built around the person being photographed, not just the parent booking it. Interests, sports, instruments, cars, and pets all belong in the frame if they matter.

02

Shoot several looks

A typical session covers a formal look, a relaxed look, and something that reflects what they are actually into. Outfit changes are built into the schedule.

03

Deliver for real use

Files are delivered in crops that work for announcements, yearbook submission, and social profiles, so nothing has to be awkwardly re-cropped later.

When should senior portraits be taken?

Summer before senior year is the most common window, since it leaves time for yearbook deadlines and graduation announcements. Fall works well for outdoor color. If your school has a hard yearbook submission date, book at least a few weeks ahead of it.

How many outfits should we bring?

Two to four. One dressier, one casual, and one or two that reflect what the senior actually does — a uniform, an instrument, a letterman jacket. Bring them on hangers.

Can parents come to the session?

Yes, and for younger seniors it usually helps. That said, most seniors relax faster with fewer people watching, so parents are often happiest reviewing images between outfit changes.

Do you shoot on location or in studio?

Both, and many sessions combine them. Studio gives clean, controlled, timeless images. Location adds context and seasonal color. If you want both, mention it when booking so enough time is scheduled.

Do you do yearbook-compliant photos?

Yes. Most schools require a specific crop and background. Tell me your school\u2019s requirements when booking and a compliant frame will be shot alongside everything else.

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