06/08/2026
Y'all. It's graduation week! ššš
And it hits different when you're the one holding the camera for it.
Because it's not just one feeling. It's all of them at once. Pride and excitement and something that kind of aches a little, the quiet weight of a chapter closing. And it's not even my chapter. (I mean, it is ā in a way. These families let me in during it, and that matters more than I can say.)
I've been watching these seniors walk into their sessions for the last several months. Nervous at first ā some of them ā and then something shifts. The camera disappears. They get comfortable. And for an hour or so, they just are exactly who they are right now, in this exact moment that won't exist again.
That's the thing about transitions, right? They're only this ambiguous in the living of them. Looking back, the line is always clear. But when you're in it ā excitement and grief sitting right next to each other, neither one wrong ā that's the real thing. That's what I want to hold for these families.
Not just a pretty photo. The in-between.
If you are a 2027 senior, my calendar Ibookimg up through December, so dont wait to get senior photyou afs actually obsessed with š¤
DM me or grab a spot!