Senior sessions with wardrobe changes and a choice of locations — the studio, somewhere around the Bay, or a place that matters to them.
Delivered in time for yearbook deadlines and graduation announcements.
Photographed by Moorman Photographics, a locally owned studio on 16th Street North in Saint Petersburg, working across Tampa Bay for over thirty years.
Senior year, on their terms
A senior portrait is one of the first pictures a young adult has real opinions about, and those opinions are worth listening to. The sessions that go best are the ones where the senior chose the location and the clothes.
Multiple looks and more than one location are normal — the formal frame for the yearbook and the announcements, and the ones they actually want to post.
Deadlines that do not move
Yearbook submission dates are fixed and usually earlier than families expect — often well before the school year is under way.
Graduation announcements have their own timeline behind that. Booking early is the only reliable way to have both without a rush.
Bringing the things that matter
- The instrument, the uniform, the jersey, the animal — whatever they have spent four years on.
- Two or three changes of clothes, including one their parents would choose and one they would.
- Any specification the school has given you for the yearbook frame.
