Why should you have senior pictures taken?

You deserve it!
It’s fun!
You will use these pictures more than you think. Announcements, grad slideshows, social media, applications, resumes, even LinkedIn. Calotype will make sure to cover all the requirements so you get the most use from these senior photos.
You are interesting- whether you think it or not. Getting your face, your bone structure, your eyes, etc. into the right lighting can make a world of difference in how you see yourself.

Look over these senior pictures in Springfield. (I can shoot in any location, not everything needs to be in our studio). These were taken on a fall afternoon, just walking around downtown. What would you like to do for your senior photoshoot?

senior boy leaning on his car for senior pictures

black and white trendy picture of senior boy pushing the hair back from his eyes

high school senior boy photoshoot, leaning against his car

high school senior boy photoshoot, leaning against his car and looking directly at camera

black and white photo of a high school senior guy leaning on his car

trendy photo of a high school senior boy in his car for senior pictures

senior boy walking up stairs in downtown Springfield for a senior photoshoot

black and white photo of a senior boy, centered, leaning on a bike rack in downtown Springfield MO for senior photos

smiling senior boy leaning against wall for senior pictures

horizontal pictures of serious hs school senior boy sitting on a fountain, looking directly at camera

Looking for fall senior pictures? I can do both outdoor and studio senior portraits, especially on a beautiful fall day in the Ozarks.

**NOTE: My subject may be smiling in these senior pictures, but the first time we met she was NOT happy. Scroll to the end to see. **

Her outdoor senior portraits were taken in a parking lot near the studio; by the creek that runs through Morse Park to the northeast of the studio; and beside the courthouse in the square across from Calotype. I chose the locations based on her clothing colors.

Her mom’s favorites were the last images- in the studio on the olive plaster wall. Which ones do you like? Feel free to email me and comment!

Because you scrolled to then end so diligently- here is the first image from the first time I photographed this young lady. I took these in 2007 when her mom brought her to the studio for a spring portrait special. She may not look excited to be there, but thirteen years later… I know her mama’s glad she made time for professional photography.