For Julianna’s senior portraits, we had to start with a classic and timeless location - the columns in Oakland. They are timeless for a reason, and a great start to celebrate Julianna’s last year of high school. We made a second stop across the street at Pitt campus to take advantage of the bold red doors and classic architecture.

Leah chose some classic Pittsburgh locations for her senior portraits - the Strip, and the North Shore. You can’t go wrong with the bold colors and graffiti of the Strip, especially with the fun and trendy outfits she chose. We went a little dramatic and fashion-inspired with some of the lighting to really highlight her choices. I think she rocked it!

So, you guys know that I love sneaking out and taking some photos after dark. It adds drama, and is that ‘wow’ shot that can be a showstopper. Plus, it is something a little different and gives the newly married couple a moment alone during the busy wedding day. Here are the best of 2019.

We started off Zach’s senior pictures with a trip up to Cranberry. He plays hockey, so we wanted to get a few shots in front of the Lemieux Sports Complex with his gear & jersey. Then we headed downtown for some classic bridge and skyline pictures.

Laughter, smiles, hats, bubble gum, night shots, and a smoke bomb!? How much more magical can a senior portrait session be? Emily could not stop grinning from ear to ear during her shoot. She is one of the happiest, bubbliest people I've ever met. She had me smiling the whole session. Check it out!