If you’re looking for inspiration for college station senior photos, Jozie’s session is such a sweet example of how to bring personality, sentiment, and a little fun into your portraits.

Jozie is graduating from Consol (my alma mater!) this May and plans to start at Blinn before transferring to Texas A&M to study nursing. She’s a student leader in her youth group and is enrolled in her school’s health science program.

College Station senior photos that feel both meaningful and fun

One of my favorite parts of this session? Jozie wore her grandfather’s cowboy hat. It added such a special, personal touch to her photos. I loved that we got to capture a few portraits with it before her dad took it off to have it stretched so he could wear it himself. The hat looked amazing in the photos, but knowing the backstory just made those images feel even more meaningful.

Most of her session had that classic senior photo feel, but we mixed in a few fun, casual prompts too. I had her twirling in a field, running past me, just having a moment to breathe and be in the moment. Honestly, even when those playful shots aren’t technically perfect, they always help seniors loosen up and start having fun. While I have these all in color, I made sure these where edited in black & white too. There’s something so timeless about a black & white edited paired with genuine movement and emotion.

If you’re planning your own college station senior photos, just know it doesn’t have to be stiff or overly posed. I’ll help guide you, we’ll capture what matters most to you, and you’ll walk away with photos that feel like you.

Here are some other college station senior photos: Skylar or Shane