Professional Senior Portrait Photography

Professional Senior Portrait Photography is defined as someone who has trained by another professional photographer and has been trained in lighting, posing, the business aspect of being a professional photographer plus many other factors. There are many merits that can be won by joining the Professional Photographers of America. The PPA has a list of highly qualified professional photographers and some specialize in certain types of professional photography. Some specialize in professional graduation photography, senior portrait photography and professional portraits in general. Professional digital photography is here and 90% of professionals are using digital to photograph all of their events and portrait sessions. Being able to see your image after shooting is the best thing that could ever have happened in to the professional photographer. Being able to compensate for under or over-exposure can easily be adjusted in a matter of seconds. No more guessing on exposures like when professionals used film cameras in the past. Many things could go wrong more so when shooting film like the lab ruining or losing the negatives. If the lab loses your CD-ROM of images it's not a big deal anymore. You just copy the images to another CD-ROM ad turn it to have your pictures printed without permanent loss of images to the photographer and client. Richard's Photography offers a variety of poses and special effects for today's graduation senior. We photograph most of the high schools in San Antonio and South and Central Texas towns and cities. Call Richard or Patty today to schedule your senior portrait session. Most packages are ready in 5 to 7 business days.

Richard's Photography

Richard or Patty

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