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Santa Ana Senior Photographer: Gather Information

Orange County is a competitive place to run a photography business. To compete a photographer must provide excellent service. This service can better be provided to a senior for a high school senior portrait shoot when the photographer gathers relevant information.

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Information is key to providing a terrific customized senior shoot for your clients. By gathering the information suggested in this article you can better prepare yourself and help your clients prepare themselves for their senior photo shoot. Prior to the shoot, you should ask the following:

 

Information for an Effective Senior Photo shoot

 

  1. What activities did you participate in while in High School?  The session is after all a way to remember high school. This information will help you personalize and customize the shoot.
  2. How are you planning on displaying your images? Give the senior a number if option to choose from. For instance you could have four boxes with a. Digital images for sharing through email, blog, social networking site; b. Small prints to send to friends and family or c. large prints or collection of prints to display on the walls of my home. If they are planning one large portrait for the side of the wall than you can shoot and edit to accommodate this desire. If they would like to create a wall grouping you can shoot and edit so that you have images of a wall grouping that fit aesthetically together. If they plan on using the images mainly for digital distribution, Facebook, texting, blogging, etc., you can customize colors to match their blog or website or provide a variety of different looks for each image.
  3. Where the senior would like to have the portraits taken. Many photographers offer both a studio and on site location option in their packages. By asking about the offsite location early, a photographer can encourage the senior to begin thinking of a location that will mesh with their personality.
  4. What props the senior would like to bring to the shoot. This would include the clothing, sport equipment or musical instruments etc, he would like to have displayed during the shoot. If this question is asked early in the process a rush decision can be avoided and the session will be shot with props that have been given careful consideration.

 

Ask the questions in a fun way. Your client should be looking forward to the shootPsychology Articles, not feel it is a chore that need be accomplished. A photography business needs to customize its services to their clients - the individual seniors. This can be effectively done by gathering appropriate and relevant information.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR


Vanessa is an Orange County Photographer who shoots weddings, pets, newborns and seniors. She also teaches classes to a number of Orange County Wedding Photographers.



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