WELCOME TO YOU SENIOR PORTRAIT SESSION GUIDE

WELL HELLO, MY BEAUTIFUL SENIOR!

YOU BOOKED YOUR SESSION. NOW, WHAT?

First, thank you again for booking your HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR session with me.

PLEASE SAVE/BOOKMARK THIS LINK ON YOUR SMARTPHONE!

This Welcome & Style Guide will help prepare your parents, the photographer (me), and especially, you for your own photo session.

This page will ensure the photoshoot is a memorable experience!

We Are Going to Have Fun!

I am so, so excited to officially have you as an Adriana Escalante Photography Senior!!!

Photographing each of my seniors is such a huge honor, and I can’t wait to have a blast together and capture some beautiful images!

My goal with this Senior Style Guide is to help you prepare for your shoot and get the MOST out of your experience. Your senior session is SUCH an exciting memory and a huge investment…so it’s my job to be sure you are fully prepared!

In this guide, you will find everything from suggestions for outfits, hair, and makeup, ways to customize your experience, what to expect on the day of your shoot, how your final gallery will work, and everything in between!

Please take the time to read it thoroughly to ensure you have all of the information you need to make your shoot the absolute best it can be!

My promise as your photographer is that I will make you look and FEEL like the best version of YOU!

I want your shoot and your images to reflect exactly who you are, and I’m here to help ensure we make that happen.

Use the content in this guide as suggestions, but feel free to reach out to me at any point in the planning process to chat about how we can make it personal to YOU and create images that you will look back on and love for years to come.

Can’t wait to see you!

Hasta la vista!

WHAT TO EXPECT

Now that you are booked and things are officially official - let’s talk through the entire senior experience, step-by-step! Your senior experience starts NOW, and I want you to know what’s around every corner as you begin to prep for your shoot day!

The Style Guide & Questionnaire

Alongside this style guide, you are going to receive a senior questionnaire to complete. It's just below too!

This questionnaire will help me to get to know you, your style, and your preferences so that I can create the best possible senior experience for you!

Please take the time to fill it out thoroughly after reading this guide - the more info you give me, the more I can customize your experience and be sure your images reflect YOU!

But finish reading this guide first…there’s helpful stuff in here!

QUESTIONNAIRE

Questionnaire for Your Senior Photo Session

This questionnaire is meant for my beautiful senior! Please remember to submit it a week before your photo shoot.

The questionnaire is really important for prepping for the session. It will save us, you and me, time since we won’t be to have to email back and forth or get on the phone to gather info.

Your Questionnaire!

THE PHOTO SHOOT. WHAT TO EXPECT.

Duration of the Session

The photoshoot may last between 1hour to 2 hour depending on how fast we go through taking all the shots we want to get.

Looking or Not

Looking at the camera is not always necessary for great senior shots. When there is emotion in an photo, there is connection with the observer.

Moving Around

We will walk around and change spots to capture shots with different backgrounds at the location. This will give us a nice variety at the end of the photo session.

Layering On and Off

Clothing layers play an important role in your photos as they as they can provide variety and flexibility. So, don't be surprised when I ask you to take off a layer or put back on.

Close, Closer & Closer

You will hear me saying "get closer, closer, even closer" all the time. That is because the closer you get to each other (when with siblings, friends, etc.) the more connection the image will yield.

Touching & Mimicking

Don’t be surprised if I will tell you that I will touch you. When verbal instructions do not work and neither does mimicking, I will touch you to get the right pose and composition.

Shot Mix

My goal is to always offer a variety of shots for my seniors: standing, sitting, kneeling, laying down (when possible), headshots, 3/4 of body, 45º degree profile, full body, dynamic, portraits, and landscape.

It's All About Having Fun

Although I will be directing the poses, the goal is to have a fun experience as a family, show your love and connection for more captivating photos. Have fun, forget about perfection and be your true selves all the time.

“A portrait is not made in the camera but on either side of it.” — Edward Steichen

WHAT TO WEAR

Worry Not! I've Got You Covered!

Now for the most FUN part and hands-down the most frequently asked question:

WHAT DO I WEAR!?

Choosing what you will wear for your photo shoot is a huge decision that can make or break your senior portrait session! I know that sounds intense... but, if you wear something that you don’t feel confident in or that doesn’t photograph well on camera...it can ruin the experience for you!

So, the Senior Style Guide (next section ⬇️) and a great blog post are to the rescue!

This section will break down my best tips for what to wear and how to style your senior session outfits, plus LOTS of fun inspiration!

Blog Post

These tips and recommendations will give you confidence and comfort when selecting your outfits. Try to select between 3-4 outfits. We aim to do all 4, but if time runs out of our hands, 3 outfits is pretty good as well.

1. BE COMFORTABLE

The NUMBER ONE, most important thing to remember when planning your outfits: if it’s not comfortable to wear in real life, it won’t make you feel confident on camera! If you do not like fitted clothing (super tight dresses or pieces that fit awkwardly) then leave them at home!

Personally, I try to steer clear of items that are fitted in the tummy area (don’t we all?) just because it makes me self-conscious and I’m constantly wondering if it looks bad.

So, if there are pieces in your closet that make you feel self-conscious or uncomfortable, don’t include them in your senior portrait wardrobe! I also recommend trying to steer clear of anything that you have to constantly adjust or is at risk of being revealed.

You’ll be doing lots of moving and posing, so if the outfit is super low-cut…you’re at risk of things slipping while we shoot!

2. BE YOURSELF

At the risk of sounding cheesy…staying true to yourself with your outfits is so, so important. When you look back at these images in 20+ years…you’ll want them to truly reflect YOU!

If you aren’t someone who ever dresses up or enjoys being fancy…don’t feel like you need to go buy a fancy dress just for photos. If you don’t enjoy being girly and wearing frilly dresses or lots of makeup…then leave them at home!

Don’t feel pressured to buy anything new or outside of your usual style just because you are getting photos taken.

This entire shoot is meant to be about who YOU are in this exciting season of life…so don’t change a single thing about ya!

3. BE BOLD + CONSIDER USING COLOR

Use this shoot as an opportunity to have a little bit of fun with your outfits + colors! On camera, solid black + white can make skin tones look washed out and unflattering.

When choosing outfits for your senior session, try to choose colors that POP and that compliment your hair + skin tones!

Primary colors like royal blue and yellow photograph beautifully as well as jewel tones like emerald green, bright purples, pinks, oranges, and any other colors that really POP!

Sometimes, color combos that may seem odd in-person end up photographing BEAUTIFULLY on camera!

Don’t shy away from color!

4. ADD LAYERS

In the cold months (fall + winter), adding layers to your outfits always looks STUNNING in portraits!

A sweater with a flannel underneath paired with a vest + statement earrings or scarf adds so much dimension to your images and makes for super fun posing options!

Even in the warmer months (spring + summer), you can add these layers + dimension by wearing a tank top with a cute sheer cardigan or by throwing a denim jacket over a dress!

5. PLAY WITH TEXTURES

Sometimes textures like feathers, furs, and 3D florals can be considered too extra…but, in portraits, they are the BEST! Adding texture to your outfit can make a huge difference.

I also love to photograph pieces with MOVEMENT: long, flowy dresses with epic trains or fun applications that move when you twirl.

It adds a super fun element to your pictures!

6. DON’T BE AFRAID TO ACCESSORIZE

There is a whole section dedicated to props and accessories coming up in this guide…but it’s honestly one of the most important parts!

Adding accessories like jewelry, hats, fun shoes, purses, etc. to your outfits really makes them feel like YOU and adds a whole new layer of detail to your senior gallery.

I’m a huge fan of statement earrings, bright lip color, super fun shoes, colorful bags, floppy sun hats…

All of these things give us so much more variety with posing plus they create such beautiful and fun pictures!

However, always with taste!

7. MIX IT UP!

When planning your outfits, make sure that you have a VARIETY of looks!

I tell all of my seniors to choose from these categories: casual, cozy, dressy, school-related, sports-related, preppy, or edgy.

I always recommend choosing 3-4 of those categories and finding outfits accordingly.

This provides a beautiful array of looks during your senior portrait session, so each outfit looks drastically different and you get tons of variety!

ADDITIONAL REFERENCES OF INSPIRATION

Don't forget to read my blog post on "What To Wear for Your Senior Photo Session"!

https://www.adrianaephotography.com/blog/what-to-wear-for-your-senior-pictures

and a Pinterest Board with inspirational photos for both outfit selection and posing!

https://pin.it/5vsWhc8

THINGS TO AVOID

Now, there are a few important things to AVOID that are worth having their own section in this guide! As a general rule of thumb, these are the things to stay away from…

1. Pieces that are sheer, too fitted, or potentially revealing

We already touched on this quickly…but it’s important!

You will be doing a lot of moving throughout your shoot, so wearing pieces that have to sit juuuuust right or that are at risk of slipping aren’t a good idea.

And, if pieces are super thin or sheer, it may be see-through in your photos or easily show sweat marks in the summer months.

2. The wrong undergarments

This is something that may slip your mind as you are planning your outfits…but it is SO important!

Be sure to bring along multiple bras if you are wearing something strapless or that requires a sticky/backless bra.

And wearing a neutral pair of undies is the best way to go to ensure it’s not showing through anything!

3. Pay attention to wrinkles

We will be doing a lot of moving around, sitting, walking, etc. at your shoot. If the material of your outfit easily wrinkles...you may want to be careful.

Pay close attention to textures and remember that not everything is as easy to edit out as you may think!

Editing out wrinkles from a dress can take hours PER PHOTO...which can result in your images taking a lot longer to get back or requiring additional fees for extensive edits.

DRESSING FOR THE SEASONS

Sometimes it can be easier to pick outfits for the spring/summer months than it is in the cooler fall/winter months.

I also have some seniors who want to have a separate session during BOTH times of year to capture the different looks and styles that a new season brings along.

So, this section of the guide is going to help you break down how to prep your outfits according to the time of year that we are capturing your portraits!

Another important thing to keep in mind about the time of year is the SUNSET.

In the summer months, golden hour shoots won't start until 5 or 6 pm... but we will need to start much earlier (3- 4 pm) in the winter months to accommodate the earlier sunset sessions.

WINTER

You may automatically think winter is a bad time for pictures...but it doesn't have to be! You can brighten up any dull background with bright colors, fun textures and lots of layers! Fun hats, scarves, gloves and even earmuffs can photograph SO cute!

SPRING

My personal FAVORITE time of year for portraits...when all of the flowers are in bloom! Some people feel like they need to shy away from color so they don't clash with the blooming flowers...but I disagree! A bright pink against a white floral bush is a DREAM...try coordinating with the colors + add in pastels!

FALL

This is my second favorite time of year to shoot! I love the cooler temps, the fall color palette, and incorporating layers into your outfits opens up a whole new set of options for posing. Cute booties, scarves, jackets, cozy cardigans...I'm here for ALL of it!

SUMMER

The only downside of summer portraits in the South is the HEAT. You'll want to keep that in mind when choosing your outfits. Save the warmest outfit (i.e. layers or thick material) for the END of the shoot when it's cooler outside...and consider wearing BRIGHT pops of color to stand out against everything being in full bloom!

HAIR AND MAKEUP

THE PROFESSIONAL HAIR STYLIST AND MAKEUP ARTIST

Hair and makeup services are already included in your package because they play a key role in enhancing the overall quality of your photos and your senior portrait experience. Since you're already investing in your portraits, it makes sense to ensure that every detail is taken care of, and this includes having a professional stylist on board.

Here’s why it makes such a big difference to your experience:

1. THEY ARE TRAINED PROFESSIONALS

When you are investing in a professional photographer, you want to make sure that the images look their absolute best. Professional hair + makeup artists are TRAINED to do hair + makeup so that it photographs well. While your makeup may look AMAZING in person, it can look completely different on camera, and these professionals are trained to know the difference! They will conceal spots you don’t like, contour your face so it looks the best at every angle, use colors that compliment your skin to make it look flawless, make your eyes POP with false lashes + shadows, manicure your eyebrows to perfection and more!

2. LESS STRESS

Preparing for your senior portrait session can be stressful in and of itself. Trying to do your hair and makeup by yourself can make things even harder. Professional camera equipment is designed to pick up every little detail in an image (even details that the eye can’t see) so hiring a professional makeup artist is the best way to go.

3. WHO DOESN’T LIKE BEING PAMPERED?

I don’t ever want my seniors to feel like their portrait session is just simply “taking pictures”, I want it to be an EXPERIENCE. So, if my seniors arrive after an hour of being pampered + beautified, the entire experience has already started on a good note! If a senior arrives flustered or stressed after trying to get ready themselves, it can affect the entire experience, including the way you look in photographs!

4. I AM IN CHARGE OF BOOKING THE BEST "MUAH" FOR TEENAGERS!

I work with many hair stylists and makeup artists (aka MUA) and know their craft very well. Instead of having 2 professionals, I always book the one who does both exceptionally well (aka MUAH.)

BEAUTY TIPS

Here are a few beauty tips to prepare for your photoshoot that are very effective and will make you look much better in the photos. Here is how.

FACE TIPS

Have a cleansed face, no makeup on, and be properly moisturized.
If you have any skin concerns or issues you can discuss them with the makeup artist.

LIP & EYE TIPS

Arrive with clean eyes, meaning, use Visine or another product that will reduce the redness of your eyes/veins if you do have them.
If there is a mascara you love, feel free to bring it along.
For your Lip care, do a lip scrub two to three times a week followed by a good lip balm or mask.

GET YOUR BEAUTY SLEEP

Get a good night's sleep for a few days before the photo shoot, or at the very least the night before. But don't oversleep either; don't try to make up for lack of sleep the night before. Sleeping too much may result in puffy or baggy eyes; lack of or poor sleep will probably have the same effects plus even the abominable dark circles under the eyes.

EAT HEALTHY AND DRINK LOTS OF WATER

There are numerous health benefits of eating a healthy diet and drinking enough water, but for the effects of photography, keeping these two things in check will have a positive impact on your appearance and how you feel during the session. We are talking about the beauty benefits for the skin and hair as well as having a happy stomach during the session. Hydrate and eat well.

PROPS, ACCESSORIES + OTHER

Now that we have a better idea of the overall style for your session based on your outfits and locations, let’s add in the pretty details! First, let me clarify: this part is TOTALLY optional! If you don’t want to add any props or accessories to your shoot… you don’t have to! All we need is YOU to make your shoot amazing. But, if you want to personalize your shoot even further and add in some fun “extras”... this section of the guide is going to help you!

MAKE IT FEEL LIKE YOU

This is clearly a theme of this entire guide! The goal of adding in props or accessories is to make the shoot feel even more like YOU. Try to think creatively about the things that make you who you are. What are your hobbies? Favorite colors and styles? Extracurricular activities? Do you LOVE bright, girly colors and want to have a ton of florals in your images to compliment that? Are you an athlete with medals and trophies that you want to highlight? Do you already know your plans for college and want to have celebratory images to share about your next steps? Let’s do all the things!!!

HATS & JEWELRY = #ALLTHETHINGS

One of the best parts about bringing extra options for props is that it gives us VARIETY. If you bring things like hats, purses, extra jewelry, shoe options, etc...we can mix and match these pieces throughout your shoot to give you a TON of options in your final gallery. For example, if you bring a floppy sunhat with you...we may throw it on for a quick 2-3 minutes in each of your 3-4 outfits. Instantly, you have a ton of variety in looks and images just by adding and removing that one piece!

FLOWERS, ANYONE?

One of my FAVORITE ways to elevate any senior session is to add in some beautiful florals. To my girly girls, this one’s for you! There are so many ways to incorporate flowers into your shoot. You can contact a local florist to put together a floral crown (paired with a long, flowy dress), buy some grocery store flowers to fill a purse, have a small bouquet as an extra detail or as grandiose as a floral installation at a location that you love. If you want to talk more about how to incorporate florals, reach out to me and I’m happy to help!

PARENTS, FRIENDS, BOYFRIENDS, OR PETS

If have a pet, a friend, a significant other, or a family member that is a huge part of your life...they should be featured in your photos, if you want! You'll be so glad you did when you look back at your images 10 years from now. If you plan to bring a pup or a pet, I just ask that you bring someone along that can watch them for us when we aren't taking pictures with them!

COLLEGE GEAR

A super fun way to highlight your university is with a football or other sports jersey! If you are planning on playing a sport at college, you can also bring your own gear to use in these photos. If not, just grab a college tee, hoodie or crewneck to throw on! If you want to bring along your acceptance letter or a fun sign, we can capture that, too!

Already know where you plan to head to school next year? AMAZING! The biggest congratulations to you!! If you want to celebrate by capturing some images rocking your college gear, let's do it! I typically tell my seniors to bring this as an "additional" outfit - so it doesn't count as one of your 3-5 outfits in your package. We'll throw it on for a quick 5 mins and give you the perfect photo to announce your plans for next year!

WHAT TO WEAR?

SPORTS + HOBBIES

One of the most fun ways to customize your senior experience is to add in some of your favorite things that you do every day! I've had seniors want to highlight the sport they play, their favorite foods, their love for reading, shopping or flying planes... I've done it ALL! Use this section of the guide to start brainstorming ways we can creatively incorporate what makes you YOU!

Athletics + Sports

If you play a sport that is a huge part of your high school career...we need to highlight it! You can bring along your uniform + equipment (volleyball, lacrosse stick, etc.) for some really fun photos. You can also consider adding in any medals, trophies or letters you have to highlight

Hobbies + Artists

As a photographer and artist myself, I love finding creative ways to highlight your talent! If you paint, write, read or are a photographer yourself... let's show that off! We can find some really fun ways to highlight this, and I would love to have you bring along any pieces you are proud of to incorporate in your images!

Cheer + Dance

Let me just start by saying these are BOTH also sports...but they deserve their own section! I was a dancer myself, and it is so fun to capture these photos. Bring along your uniform + poms, or your leo and pointe shoes...we will get some STUNNING action shots for you, as well as the traditional posed images!

Favorite Things

Incorporating your favorite things into your pictures can be really creative...and also really funny! Are you someone who can't live without your daily Starbucks Pink Drink? Have a Chick-Fil-A obsession? In love with your car or have a shopping addiction? Let's brainstorm together to find some fun ways to highlight these things at your shoot!

CAP & GOWNS PHOTOS

Because the gowns typically look a little like a potato sack (let's be honest), I typically photograph my seniors with them unzipped to be a bit more flattering or wear just a dress like Miranda did in the image to the left! ⬅️

I recommend wearing a sundress underneath - something white or neutral looks really traditional and timeless underneath the gowns.

I also recommend a neutral pair of heels! We will get images with it both zipped and unzipped, as well as with the cap and without - just so you have tons of options!

If you already have your cap and gown before your shoot (or want to order a cheap one on Amazon or one from a friend who already graduated from your same HS) - we can get cap & gown images at your session!

If your session is in the studio, I can always provide the "official" yearbook image that your school may need...but, if your session is outdoors, we can get some more candid lifestyle images of you looking like a GRAD!!!

DON'T FORGET...

Don't forget to bring the tassel for the top of your cap as well as any additional cords, awards, or elements that you want to highlight!

If you choose to decorate your cap, doing it before your shoot allows us to get the cutest detailed photos of it!

Bring your tassel + decorate your cap!

Pick the right dress underneath!

GALLERY DELIVERY

TIMELINE

It takes 2 weeks to edit (not fully retouched) your senior images, then you'll get an email with the link to a proofing gallery.

At that time, you will be able to mark, select and leave me notes, on the photos you like the best keeping in mind the package you will be purchasing since all packages come with a different count of digital images.

Once, I receive your favorite images, I will continue with the retouching of only the selected images.

The longer you take to select your favorite images, the longer it will take for you to get your final images or products.

FINAL IMAGES

When your final images are done, fully retouched, you will receive a notification for your to download, your high-resolution digital images.

You can download individual images or the entire gallery at once. You can also individually save photos to your phone to start sharing on social media!

If you order a photo book, I will send you an email to you and your parents with the styling options and requesting the wording of the cover.

The proofing and final galleries do have an expiration date. Make sure you select your favorites and download your final images before the galleries expire. Any trouble with the galleries, just shoot me an email or a text.

POLICIES & F.A.Qs.

A friendly reminder that the booking/session fee is non-refundable.

Late Policy: Fashionably late is no biggie, but if you know that you will be 20-30+ minutes late, please let me know ASAP so that we can shift things around. If I am free, I don't mind making the session at a later time the same day if it works better for everyone, or alternatively, please reschedule.
Cancellation Policy: I understand unexpected situations may arise out of your control, so if for any reason, you can't reschedule or do the session anymore within a 6-month period, you can also transfer or gift your booking fee to family or a friend. Please let me know ASAP within 8-12 hours of the session.
What if we do have to reschedule because of weather?: That is COMPLETELY okay! We will make the final call 24-48 hours before your session. Part of the reason I only take 2 senior sessions per week is to leave TONS of room open for rescheduling if we need to for reasons outside of our control (i.e. sickness, weather, emergencies). Typically, you won't have to wait longer than a week if we have to move your date!*

*This does NOT include needing to reschedule because of poor planning, running late, or any other reason. These reschedule are required to book for my next availability date - which is typically 1-3 months out.
Where am I going to change my clothes?: Typically, my seniors choose to change their outfits in the car. A lot of the time, we are photographing at locations that do not offer public bathrooms, so it's the quickest option! I recommend trying to organize your outfits + accessories ahead of time to make this process super quick and easy. If you would feel more comfortable changing in a bathroom, just let me know ahead of time - I'm happy to select your locations based on which ones have public bathrooms!

If the location has a bathroom, then let's use it, or else I have a portable changing pod that we can use if the bathroom is too far from where we are.
What Happens If I Need to Reschedule?: We all live La Vida Loca so if you do need to reschedule, please contact me to choose a new date and time for your session within 24 hours. Rescheduling may be done anytime within a 6-month period. Rescheduling past the 6-month grace period and No-Shows would require rebooking and paying the session fee again.
I got a horrible sunburn and my skin is peeling!: Oh no! As much as it breaks my heart, a severe sunburn or peeling skin is one of the only times I DO recommend rescheduling your shoot. It is very difficult to edit out bright red skin tones or peeling skin and make it appear natural. Don't fret, you'll be glad you moved dates until you were feeling your best - promise!
Should I get a spray tan?: I actually recommend staying away from spray tans before your shoot...especially if you have never done them before! Instead, I recommend a more gradual, natural tan like Jergens lotion - this way you can build it slowly and it will look natural and not patchy.
My skin is breaking out like crazy...HELP!: Girl, we've ALL been there! Don't worry one bit. I am happy to remove any large blemishes in Photoshop - you won't even know it happened! Promise!
Choosing & Creating Your Own Package: I offer my clients the option of online proofing or in-person proofing with me so that we can look at the pictures together. After going through the photos, we can discuss what would be the best options for you. You may create your own package (a combination of prints, wall art, photo album, digitals, etc.) or do it à la carte.
Delivery of Images: I will have your images ready within 2-3 weeks of the photo session. You will receive an email communicating that your photos are ready. At that time, you have the option to select what you would like to do with your images and set a date for online proofing or in-person proofing to discuss your creative package.

Inclement or Unfavorable Weather Policy

What happens if we have bad weather?!

This is by far the most asked question I get about things that could go wrong, which makes total sense...because bad weather happens all the time! If there is bad weather in the forecast for your shoot, rest assured that you have options and I am MORE than happy to reschedule!

I typically wait until we are 48 hours out from the session to make a final decision about the weather because it changes so often.

If there is a 50% chance of rain or LESS: It is TOTALLY up to you whether you want to move forward with trying to shoot, or if you'd prefer to reschedule to another date.
If we shoot and it DOES rain...we will have to finish the session despite the weather (we can't do two shoots if you decide to move forward but the weather doesn't cooperate). But we can make some REALLY cute photos happen in the rain!!! However, if you have your heart set on glowing light and bright images...I'd recommend rescheduling to be safe.
If there is a 50% chance of rain or MORE: My professional recommendation in these scenarios is to reschedule. Even if it doesn't end up raining, it's always better to be safe than sorry, especially if you are really excited about bright, sunset light in your photos!
Wind: There has only been one time I've had to reschedule a session for bad wind...and it was CRAZINESS! Typically, we can shoot despite the wind if we are strategic with WHERE we shoot. But if there are crazy gusts and you would prefer to move to a day when we know your hair won't have flyaways... we can make that happen!
Fog: Typically, fog is only an issue with sunrise shoots.... but I've had it happen! If there is severely thick fog, it will impact your images because they will be cloudy and grey.
Cloudy: I have a lot of seniors who get worried about cloudy days because they think their images won't be as bright and beautiful...but rest assured, that's not true!! Cloudy days are actually AMAZING for photographers...because it means there are no harsh shadows!! Unless it is a seriously grey day with heavy fog or severe storm clouds...cloudy days are our friend!! And they aren't as hot!!
Snow: the location that we may have reserved may be closed but we could get gorgeous photos in the snow, but it is really up to you.
TOO HOT: This is a biggie! I love the heat because I practice hot yoga in a 105ºF room, but I get it that most people can't take the heat. I have shot in the middle of June/July, and it is hot and stormy. The sessions have to be early. The hair and makeup may suffer but it is part of the experience.

Alternatively, instead of rescheduling due to bad weather, we can always bring your photo session indoors to my home studio. A different vibe, but still nice and fun!

I CAN'T WAIT TO SEE YOU SOON!

We are going to have the BEST time...I promise! If you need me for anything before your session, you can reach me at adrianeephotography@gmail.com or 703.926.7638.

See you soon!