Checklist To Bring To Your Senior Session In Central ND

1. Outfit Changes: Bring along a variety of outfits that showcase your personal style and personality. Consider including different styles, colors, and textures to add visual interest and variety to your photos. I actually ask each of my clients to send me pictures of their outfits to best collaborate and plan our session together! It's truly one of my favorite parts - besides the actual session!

Texting me pics of what you're thinking of bringing or even face timing me from the dressing room at the mall, are both great options when you're trying to narrow down what to bring. I'm ready to help you pick the best outfits for your body shape and skin tone! I can also tell you what types of materials and styles will photograph best.

Don't forget to include accessories like jewelry, scarves, hats, and belts to complete your looks. Accessories are also great to change up your look - without having to change the entire outfit.

2. Props: Think about bringing along props that reflect your interests, hobbies, or achievements. Whether it's a musical instrument, sports equipment, books, or artwork, props can add depth and personality to your photos and help tell your story.

3. Comfortable Shoes: Depending on the locations we'll be shooting at, comfortable shoes are a must, especially since we'll be exploring outdoor locations. Bring along a pair of comfortable shoes that you can walk and move around in easily, to get from location to location. You can put on your cute shoes once we get to where we're going. One of the best parts of having a session on my ranch in Tuttle - I have a side-by-side for us to hop on to get to our next spot so not as much walking.

4. Touch-Up Makeup and Hair Products: Bring along some touch-up makeup and hair products to keep your look fresh throughout the session. This can include items like lip balm, powder, hairspray, and hairbrush for quick touch-ups between shots.

5. Water and Snacks: Stay hydrated and energized throughout your session by bringing along a water bottle and some snacks to keep you fueled and focused. This is especially important for longer sessions or outdoor shoots where you'll be moving around a lot.

P.S - if you have your session done at my Studio in Tuttle, no need to bring any drinks or snacks... I have a whole fridge stocked with water, gatorade and sodas plus a snack basket brimming over for you to enjoy!

6. Personal Items: Don't forget to bring any personal items or sentimental objects that you'd like to incorporate into your photos. This could include things like family heirlooms, letters, or meaningful jewelry that hold special significance to you.

7. Positive Attitude: Most importantly, bring along a positive attitude and open mind! Your senior session is a fun and exciting experience, so come ready to have a great time and let your personality shine through in your photos.