Megan
Admittedly, I have a relatively unique way of doing senior photos. I don't believe that you can capture a person is in one shoot, and I have found high school students to have a short attention span for a photographer like me. To keep creativity high and fatigue low, my pricing structure includes the possibility of up to three different shoots over a span of time. It also gives the seniors a chance to change their hair and other looks to present a different part of them. Some might call it customer service, but it is what I do.
Megan's first shoot took place at her house. She had a beautiful new home with a porch looking toward the Cascade Mountains to the east. After leaving the porch, she had a grove of trees in her back yard the loaned themselves to a lot of traditional possibilities. The viewer can see that it is Megan that makes these images.
Megan has also requested her second shoot on a swinging tire from an old big leaf maple. Well she wasn't that specific, but the photographer can see what she is thinking. So far, no luck in finding such a scene.
Megan has requested that at least one of her shoots be in the autumn leaves so her final shoot may not occur until late-October. If you are thinking about someone to do your senior portraits, take a look at the collection at GAP Photography. Heed this warning, I will ask you what you want and expect an answer. We work as a creative team!