or the third year in a row, a parent has reached out to me looking for something different than the pictures that were taken way back in August at hollister high school. Right off the bat, I want to say that you can not compare volume photography - the back to back ones that happen at school - to an individual portrait session that I provide. 

The two experiences are just not the same.

Portrait displays aren’t only about preserving memories—

they fill your home with personal stories.

The studio is a blank canvas that gives your senior the space to
create portraits that mean something.

And while I agree, it is most common to go solo for senior portrait sessions, I don’t do one-size fits all sessions. Is your graduate someone who is always with their best friend? Imagine if this friend was not only encouraged to keep your senior company at their portrait session but also took part in it?

Photographer, Marisa Duran describes a unique product offered by her studio to Seniors for their graduation portraits - the Senior Portrait Magazine

Marisa Duran shares some ideas for making wardrobe choices for the boy high school senior.

Marisa Duran invites you as we step behind the scenes of a high school portrait session, where every detail, from the initial consultation to the final ordering appointment, is created to reflect the unique story of each individual.

Photographer, Marisa Duran describes why the choice to create senior portraits in black and white is an artistic decision that will create unique images.

Marisa Duran shares reasons why choosing a studio session during the winter months can allow us to create stunning senior portraits, preserving this pivotal life stage in a setting that is unaffected by the seasonal chill.

When you look your best, you’ll feel your best. It’s a good idea to wear at least two different types of looks. One more dressed up and one a little more casual.

Create senior portraits that are as unique as your senior.