February 29, 2024
February 29, 2024
As graduation season approaches, it’s time to start thinking about taking those iconic cap and gown photos. Whether you’re planning to post them on social media, use them for a graduation party invitation, or simply keep them as a reminder of your high school years, you want to make sure they reflect you in all your senior year glory! If you are new to my blog, welcome. I’m Christina Runnals, a senior portrait photographer specializing in photography that is light-filled and natural. If you’d like to learn more about my senior packages and book your own senior session, head to the homepage of my website now. Today I’m excited to share with you Megan’s Plymouth graduation pictures!
Without further ado, here are my top 5 tips for taking the perfect cap and gown photos:
A professional photographer will know how to capture your personality and make you feel comfortable in front of the camera. They’ll also have the experience and equipment to produce high-quality images that you’ll be proud to show off.
Props can add a fun and personal touch to your photos. Consider bringing your favorite book, a musical instrument, or a sports ball that represents your interests and passions. You can also bring balloons, flowers, or a graduation banner to add some color and excitement to your photos.
Think about the places that hold special memories for you, such as your school campus, a local park, or a downtown area. By choosing a location that reflects your personality and interests, your photos will be more authentic and meaningful.
While the gown is an important part of the graduation tradition, it can also be a bit plain and boring. To add some style and personality to your photos, wear a cute outfit under your gown that complements your personality and style.
The last thing you want is for your cap to fall off or slip during your photo shoot. To avoid any mishaps, bring some bobby pins to secure your cap to your hair. You can also decorate your cap in advance with glitter, stickers, or your graduation year to make it stand out.
If you want to add some personal flair to your cap, consider decorating it in advance. You can use glitter, stickers, or paint to create a design that represents your personality or interests.
If your school hasn’t provided you with a cap and gown in time for your photo shoot, don’t worry. You can easily purchase one online from Amazon in any color you can dream of!
Your tassel is an important part of your cap and gown, so make sure it’s a cool one. You can find tassels in different colors and styles online, or you can create your own by adding some beads or charms.
If you’ve already decided where you’re going to college, bring a pennant or flag with the school’s name and colors to your photo shoot. This will show your excitement for the future and add a personal touch to your photos.
To add some fun and excitement to your photos, bring some confetti to your photo shoot. You can throw it in the air or sprinkle it around you for a playful and festive effect.
By following these tips, you’ll be sure to take amazing cap and gown photos that you’ll cherish for years to come. Congratulations on your graduation and best of luck in your future endeavors!
If you’re a senior looking to have your graduation pictures taken, the best time to schedule your cap and gown session is in March or April of your senior year. You can book a cap and gown mini-session here!
If you’re a junior or parent of a junior who is more interested in hiring Christina Runnals as a senior portrait photographer, then you should book your session now. Additionally, you can learn more here about the senior portrait sessions offered by Christina Runnals Photography.
Christina Runnals is a nationally published and award-winning New England senior portrait photographer. She specializes in taking photographs that are light-filled, natural, glowy, and full of joy! Christina has photographed senior pictures all over New England and the northeast. It is her favorite part of her job. Please check out her senior portrait session page here for more information.
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