Posts Tagged ‘high school senior’

Sylvia came to us and wanted to become a N2 Crew Member, and we knew she had what it took to be a N2 Crew Member.

You have to be outgoing, willing to pass around your senior images to your friends (what senior wold not LOVE to do this??) and also refer your friends to our studio. What can this give you in return? How does a personalized Signature Yearbook for you to have your friends sign and for you to keep as a memory of your senior year? You pass out senior pictures to your friends anyway, right? Why not make this an earning opportunity for you.

Here are some images that we captured of Sylvia during her senior photo session.

Matt is one of our N2 Crew Members from Louisville High School. He wanted to try something different then what he had seen from previous seniors at Louisville, and he found us. So far he is liking the images that we are capturing for him, and we are liking the “props” that his father owns and is willing to drive to Alliance for us to use. I wonder if next time he would let me take it for a spin? Probably not.

Here are a couple of Matt’s senior pictures that he will use around school to show his friends to see if this is different.

Different – let’s get out of the studio to capture your senior images – that way we can make them different, and we can personalize them like we did with Matt and his father’s Corvette.

Megan and Brittne came to our studio to have some cool pictures taken in their Louisville Cheerleader outfits. We captured some portraits in the studio and then we did something different – playing on the yellow line. Megan’s mom kept an eye out for any vehicles coming, and I took care of taking pictures.

The young ladies changed into their street clothes, and grabbed their sunglasses to get some “fashion” type of pictures at one of my favorite walls to photograph at. The big yellow wall, downtown Alliance.

We are always looking for something different and we always want to make certain that our subjects are having fun while we are photographing them.

We met Reba through a previous Senior Rep as well as an upcoming Rep From West Branch High School. With Reba’s first session we had so many different looks and images to select from. Below are some of my favorite images, but as I mentioned there were so man to select from – it was a difficult decision on which ones to post to this post.

From a classy prom dress image to ones that Reba is ready to get done and dirty working with her father in his tree trimming/removal service company.

So if you are looking for something unique – and you know Reba, let us know and we will make your senior images as unique as you are.

Offering a choice helps bring the senior’s personality out of them.

This image of Adam was a perfect example of what we do to bring out that personality. Sitting on the track in this pose, Adam seems like he is waiting for something to happen. This something is his Marine training which will be occuring in October of this year. This image shows the tough side of Adam, and we have several other images that we captured in studio of Adam that shows he can be less of a tough guy.

We ask our seniors to bring items and clothes with them that will show off who they are during their senior year. Lauren brought in many different outfits, but this one says it all. Volleyball was a good sport for her as she had some height.

In total she had 6 clothing changes. Since we do not limit the number of clothing changes, we capture as many images as possible to give our seniors and parents the choice of images that they purchase for themselves as well as any gift portraits that they offer to their friends and family members.

Our latest compilation slideshow – not the old projector type of slideshow.

This one can be downloaded to your phone and shared online with your friends and family. Plus it has music with it.

Contact us at photo at nicolphoto.com (this is done to reduce spam emails).

Thanks for looking.

Take a look at some of the pictures that we captured over the last couple of years.

We offer many different types of packages – and we are currently offering packages without a session fee. Pictures for you that will not empty your parent’s bank account.

If you would like to find out more – send us an email.  photo at nicolphoto.com (this is done to reduce spam).

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Senior Portraits do not have to be boring. Who said that you have to use pretty backgrounds, use trees or some nice walls to use as natural backdrops? Let’s start thinking outside of the box.

Sure you have seen those train track shots, the images of the sunset going down behind the senior with amazing colors in the sky. What about getting an image in front of tires? Having them as the background makes your attention go to the senior immediately and then you look at what she is standing in front of. Only then do you realize that they are tires.

Want to try something different for your senior portraits? Give us a call and we can help capture a unique image for you that you have never seen before.

Last minute seniors – love ‘em. This is not meant as sarcasm – this is a great opportunity to challenge our skills to capture great images and have as many unique portraits of a senior possible. Then we have to quickly work on them so that they are ready for viewing and ordering.

Here is an image of Logan. He has 4 helmets from his 4 years of playing football for Alliance High School, but only brought 3 of his helmets.