Graduation photos are always such a blast to capture! Whether students are moving the tassel from high school to college, heading to grad school or completing their education altogether, each ceremony marks the start of a new chapter—and the end of a job well done. If you’re heading into your senior year this fall, now’s the time to check out all the details for my Class of 2025 Senior Experience. In the meantime, let’s take a look back at a year in review, and celebrate! Congratulations, Class of 2024. You did it!

Have you heard about my Senior Rep Program?

Each year, I choose a handful of applicants in Colorado to represent their graduating class with fun graduation photos, group and individual styled shoots, and team building activities that make for an unforgettable experience. The deadline for 2025 has passed, but keep your eyes on my newsletter and social media to follow along and apply to represent the Class of 2026!

Even though I’m a Colorado-based photographer, I still love to celebrate the graduates in places and institutions that are near and dear to my heart. That’s exactly why I travel every spring! Check out the Class of 2025 page linked above, or inquire and subscribe to my newsletter to see if I can capture your graduation photos while I’m in your neck of the woods.

In love with your graduation photos but can’t decide how to show them off? Don’t worry, I’ve got you covered! Check out my favorite ways to use your senior portraits here.

Ready to book your session, but don’t know what to expect?

If you’re new to standing in front of a lens, graduation photos can be a bit daunting. But don’t worry! Click here for all things senior photos, including what to bring, what to wear, and what to expect.

Speaking of being prepared, deciding what to wear for graduation photos can be stressful, am I right? But it doesn’t have to be! I’ve got some more tips and tricks on that right here.

Still choosing a photographer for your graduation photos? Check out more of my work on Instagram, or browse the galleries in my journal (like the Senior Reps Class of 2023, or this one from the University of Michigan!)