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Nick’s senior portraits brought together a few important pieces of his high school years: McNeil High School, the sport he loves, and two very different portrait settings. We started with outdoor studio shots, then headed to Pennybacker Bridge for a change of scale and scenery.

Studio portrait of Nick wearing a green and navy letterman jacket with lacrosse patches.
Nick wearing a green button-down shirt and leaning on a black chair against a black background.
Studio portrait of Nick in a green button-up shirt against a dark background.
Black-and-white studio portrait of Nick standing with his arms crossed against a dark background.

The studio portion gave us a straightforward place for portraits in Nick’s letterman jacket, along with a darker, more focused look for the hockey images. Hockey is a major part of Nick’s life, and he hopes to continue playing in college, so including his gear was an easy decision.

Close-up studio portrait of Nick wearing a hockey helmet, gloves, and jersey against a black background.
Studio portrait of Nick wearing a hockey jersey and gloves while holding a goalie mask.
Black-and-white full-length studio portrait of Nick wearing a hockey jersey and holding a hockey glove and goalie mask.

Pennybacker Bridge Senior Portraits

At Pennybacker Bridge, the rocks, bridge structure, open sky, and view across the water gave the session a completely different backdrop. It is a useful contrast to the studio work: one location keeps the attention tightly on the subject, while the other puts the portrait into a distinctly recognizable outdoor setting.

Nick, wearing a green button-down shirt and jeans, seated on a rock outdoors and smiling toward the camera.
Sepia-toned full-length portrait of Nick in a button-down shirt and jeans standing near bridge supports.
Nick seated on a rock in a green shirt and jeans with Pennybacker Bridge behind him.
Nick seated outdoors in a green button-down shirt and jeans with Pennybacker Bridge behind him.
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