Radiant and Rising- Seattle Creative Senior Photographer
I love photographing women, and witnessing those in the threshold of becoming one. These young ladies always inspire me.
This location is no longer available sadly. Only in my dreams now! They closed Goldcreek Pond.
We had so much fun during this shoot. Emma brought a ton of different clothing options and we just played. I brought a few too, as she wanted to get a little witchy at the end!
Because this moment is ABSOLUTELY sacred.
A threshold between who she’s been and who she’s becoming.
Not just a milestone—but a transformation.
Senior photos are more than pretty pictures.
They are a mirror for her strength, her softness, her spirit.
A celebration of her essence before the world tries to reshape it.
This is about honoring her light—
the fire in her eyes, the wisdom blooming beneath her youth,
the quiet power of a girl who knows she is becoming a woman.
To pause. To witness. To reflect.
Because one day, she’ll look back and remember not just how she looked—
but how she felt.
Unfolding. Expanding. Rising.
This is her becoming. And it deserves to be seen
She stands on the edge of childhood and the threshold of womanhood,
somewhere between dreaming and becoming.
Senior photos are not just about a yearbook or a frame on the wall.
They are about witnessing her.
Noticing the way she holds herself now—
with wonder, with strength, with questions she hasn’t asked out loud yet.
Senior photos become more than memories.
They become mirrors.
So that years from now, she can look back and remember not just what she looked like—
but who she was in that sacred moment of becoming.
She was radiant.
She was rising.
She was the beginning of her own legend
Senior Photoshoots are $950
To book I take a $200 deposit - and the rest is due the day of the shoot. You will see sneak peaks the following day, and my turn around time is anywhere between 4-8 weeks depending on the time of year. I edit my projects in the order they were shot, but if you need something faster due to deadlines, I can make it happen.
A typical gallery has 80-100 images.