Tag Archives: High School Senior Portraits

Tyler | Palmer Ridge High School Senior Portraits | Class of 2027

Tyler’s family has been with us since 2023 when we first got to photograph his older brother’s senior portraits. Since then, we’ve created business headshots for his dad and had both Tyler and his younger sister in our tween & teen Birthday Club. Just recently, we captured Tyler’s SENIOR portraits! Tyler is a happy and […]

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Wyatt | The Village High School Senior Portraits | Class of 2026

Congratulations to Wyatt – one of The Village High School’s most recent GRADUATES! Wyatt has a vibrant personality with a love for theater performance, collectible card games, and robotics. While in high school, he was the chief technical officer for the D20 robotics team. All the experiences with robotics will be an asset as he […]

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Sydney | Vista Ridge High School Senior Portraits | Class of 2027

We loved having Sydney’s family back with us for a fresh round of celebrating the senior year milestone for their family! It is always one of our best compliments to have the loyalty of repeat business and trust from our families. Sydney is spunky, bright, and social. She is active in marching band where her […]

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Madelyn | Mesa Ridge High School Senior Portraits | Class of 2026

Madelyn is one of Mesa Ridge High School’s most recent graduates, and we loved capturing her high school senior portraits last fall! Madelyn has a big heart, a giving nature, and excels in her academics. She planning to pursue a career in nursing as she takes her next steps into collegiate studies. While in high […]

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Mina | Rampart High School Senior Portraits | Class of 2026

Jon had so much fun bringing Mina’s vision to life for her senior portraits at the Studio. This talented, engaging, and confident high school senior has a strong vintage vibe. She was looking to connect to a Pattie Boyd look and have that 1960s feel to her senior portraits with plenty of classic black & […]

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