Let’s face it — most senior guys don’t dream of being in front of a camera. But trust us, a senior photo session for guys isn’t about awkward poses or cheesy smiles. It’s about capturing who you are right now — confident, laid-back, athletic, artistic, stylish, or all of the above.
This is your moment. Don’t miss it.
They’re goofy. They’re loyal. They steal your snacks and your heart. Our pets aren’t just animals — they’re family. So why not celebrate them with a portrait session that captures their personality, quirks, and all that unconditional love?
Whether you’ve got a ball-chasing golden retriever, a sassy cat with attitude, or a sleepy senior pup who’s been by your side for years — a pet portrait session is the perfect way to freeze time and honor the bond you share.
In a world full of selfies and quick phone snaps, there’s something striking about a portrait that feels intentional. A photograph that looks like it belongs on the cover of a magazine — bold, stylish, and expressive. That’s exactly what an editorial style portrait session offers.
But what does “editorial style” actually mean? And how is it different from a traditional portrait session? Let’s break it down.
Ever wonder why some people’s LinkedIn profiles or social media accounts just pop? The answer is simple: a killer headshot. Your headshot isn’t just a photo; it’s your professional calling card, your personal brand in a single frame. Whether you’re job hunting, launching a business, or networking, your headshot is one of the first things people notice about you — and it can make all the difference.
Here’s why you need to stop skimping on your headshot and how to make sure it works for you.
Think you know your furry BFF? Whether you’re team dog, team cat, or team whatever-that-little-weirdo-is, these fun pet facts will have you smiling, swooning, and maybe even saying, “Wait, WHAT?”
Let’s dive in. 🐾
We all have phones full of quick snaps — blurry giggles, selfies, and half-eaten cake moments. They’re great. They’re real life. But when it comes to the big-picture stuff? Professional portraits still hit different.
Debbie Jones is a portrait artist and family photographer located in Yorktown, Virginia.
Please enquire for destination travel pricing to any location, worldwide.
757.790.4050
debbie@debbieleanne.com
Or you can simply contact me through the contact form here.
I look forward to hearing from you!
