Alexa’s senior session at St. Anthony Main was pure magic. From flowers across the river to glowing evening light near Aster Cafe, this Minneapolis session quickly became a favorite.

Landon’s Northfield senior session was full of personality, big goals, and confident energy. From Olympic weightlifting to dreams of becoming a pilot, his Class of 2026 photos tell a powerful story.

After rescheduling due to rough weather, Adyn’s Farmington senior session turned into a gorgeous fall evening with colorful foliage, relaxed moments, and lots of fun.

After getting rained out, Ryleigh’s senior session moved to a peaceful Saturday morning and turned into the perfect experience. Soft light, quiet surroundings, and a relaxed senior made it completely worth the early alarm.

Ben’s senior session was thoughtful, creative, and full of personality. From conversations about theater and Doctor Who to a unique zoo photo experience, his Class of 2026 portraits were truly one of a kind.

Anthony’s senior session at Whitetail Woods was full of great conversation, family support, and meaningful moments. From theater tech passions to beautiful natural light, his Class of 2026 session was a joy to capture.

Quinn’s senior session at Schaar’s Bluff felt like a gift from fall with warm October sunshine, golden light, and a supportive crew cheering him on the entire evening.

Kellen’s senior session was the perfect way to wrap up September. As the younger brother of a past senior client, photographing him felt especially meaningful and highlighted the joy of capturing milestone moments for families.

This year brought three sets of multiples, and Max and Will were the perfect way to wrap up senior season. Their session celebrated connection, family, and the joy of capturing this season of life together.

Senior season is in full swing, and Kai’s session was one of those evenings that reminded me why I love this job. With his energetic family cheering him on, his Class of 2026 senior session was fun, relaxed, and full of joy.