After last weekend's safari we are really excited about our next one coming up on June 11th! This year we have planned another Safari that will take us to north Georgia for the entire day. We have three unique stops planned along the way for three very different looks for your senior portraits. The first stop is an old salvage yard with some big surprises that you would not expect to see in senior pictures! Definitly a unique look! Our second stop will be in a beautiful little mountain town where we will photograph everyone in some streetscapes and have lunch before going to our final destination at an old mill. This will be the highlight of the trip. Last year our Safari sessions were a huge hit and our seniors came back with some of the most amazing images that no one else had. We are really excited about this year's locations.
Due to time and transportation limitations we can only accept 6 seniors for the Safari and people are already asking about it! Don't delay! Remember, at least 3 locations, transportation, lunch and snacks are included in the session fee. It will be like getting three or four sessions all rolled into one fun day!
What did some of last years senior say about their Safari experience?
"This was a great experience and I loved every second of it!" – Savannah, Winder-Barrow High School
"It was so much fun!" – Brianna, Dacula High School
"I enjoyed meeting new people, and having senior pictures that are unlike anyone elses. THANK YOU!" -Shannan, Apalachee High School
"All the ideas, poses and backgrounds are more unique than any other photographer I've ever seen! I LOVE THEM! We had so much fun." "I liked having pictures taken that make you feel like it's going to be in a magazine!" – Victoria, Winder-Barrow High School
"I had a really good time today and I'm happy I went with you guys for my senior pictures." – Tori, Archer High School
"Today was awesome! I feel like I really got some great pictures that fit my personality." – Kelsey, Winder-Barrow High School
"Amazing." "It was fun meeting new people." – Brandon, Jefferson High School
These are a few images from last year.
