Getting Ready for Your Senior Portraits  

We are about Creativity         senior with car junk yard           We are about your talent       Rain out door photo senior

We are about your attitude        WALL SENIOR IMAGE        We are about your personality   Rock River image senior

senior image wall 2     We are about your individuality    senior image gallery front     We are about your SENIOR experience. 

Your senior portraits are the most important photographs you’ll ever have taken. It’s about you—you won’t need to share the camera with anyone else. We are honored you have chosen AAA PhotoGraphic to create your images. To help you look your best and have fun and enjoyable session, we’ve created this pamphlet for you. Please feel free to contact us with any questions you may have that aren’t answered below

How Do I Get The Portraits I Want?

Chuck takes over 70- 75 images with as many different changes of clothes as needed for each session. Sessions take 1 ½ to 2 hours. Chuck pays much attention to those he photographs: he would like you to bring what interest you – favorite sport (bring uniform or Jacket), car, or truck, pet (dog, cat, and horse), best friends, the river and fishing pole, or musical instrument(s). 

Chuck wants to know the kind of portraits you like. You can cut out pictures from your favorite magazines or catalogs and bring them to your session. He wants to make sure you get senior portraits you like. He’ll work hard to get you what you want.

What do I wear? 

When choosing clothes, keep in mind you’ll want to bring as much variety as possible. We encourage you to bring a lot of clothes. You may not use all but together, you and Chuck can choose the clothes that go best with the backgrounds and props you like. Above all, bring two changes of solid color, long sleeve shirts or sweaters. Long sleeve solid, dark colors create a richer look. 

Guys—for a traditional portrait, bring a suit or sport coat. If jackets aren’t you, medium and dark colored sweaters or shirts photograph well. For casual and out door photos, dress comfortably with jeans sweaters, shorts, sweatshirts, or T-shirts.

Girls—bring the colors and clothes you feel best in. Bring formal dresses, sweaters, or lace for the more traditional look. For casual and outdoor photos, dress comfortably with jeans or khaki. If you have a certain clothes you like it’s probably because you look good in it—bring it. 

What Else Can I Bring? 

Here’s where the fun really begins. Among other things, Chuck’s photography is unique because he works hard to bring out various facets of your personality. Make sure to bring your favorite hat, musical instrument, pet, sunglasses, hobby, letter jacket, “wheels” uniform, or sports activity.