It can always be a little intimidating shooting at a new location but as long as I can find good light, I’ll be a happy camper! Luckily that was the case for Ainsley’s session! She chose a location that she loved, showed up with outfits that showcased her personal style, and was such a natural in front of the camera! Take a look below at all of my favorites from her session and her senior interview below!

Ainsley – I LOVE how your session turned out! You’re gorgeous and have been so fun to work with this year!

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Name

Ainsley

What High School Do You Attend?

Lancaster High

What are you most looking forward to as you enter your senior year?

Enjoying the time I get to spend with my friends everyday, whether it’s in the classroom or on the field!

Dreaming as high as you can, what hopes do you have for your senior year and your future after high school?

I really hope that I am able to make the most out of my last year in High School! This year I have been trying new things that I always wanted to do, but have always been too shy to go for. I plan to graduate high school with good grades and then go off to a 4-year college!

Tell me about your experience during your senior session! How did you feel? What did you love most?

My senior session couldn’t have been more perfect! The weather was beautiful, great temperature and even better lighting. I love every shoot I have with Abby, watching her do her job is so fun to learn from and you can really tell that she loves what she does. She is great at making someone loosen up and feel comfortable and confident in front of the camera! One of my favorite things about shooting with Abby is that she always has poses in mind, which makes the session easier and fun!

What advice do you have for other seniors as they prepare for their senior session?

Do not be nervous!! This goes along with being prepared for your session so that you can enjoy the time you have and worry less 🙂 Also, having a good outfit that is comfortable and makes you feel beautiful and confident in is key!!

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