Look no further, Jennifer Jule Studios based in Northern Virginia offers custom portrait session for high school seniors. Who doesn’t enjoy getting glamorous and having their own Vogue style photo shoot? Jennifer Jule Studios has a selection of ball gowns. Many seniors like to pick one or two to use during their senior portrait. Its fun to get dressed up and pose like a model during a magazine shoot.

This McLean High School senior picked a rural location of Loudoun County, VA for her portrait session.

We always recommend bringing a few different looks/styles to your portrait session. Three outfits at a minimum.

Spring is a great time to book your senior portrait session. There are so many beautiful areas with red buds and cherry blossoms to use for your backdrop.

“Love is in the air!” The holiday season is often called the most wonderful time of the year, and with good reason. This young couple were in town for the holidays and decided to visit a park one afternoon. Little did she know that her boyfriend would pop the question in Great Falls, Virginia.

The parents were excited for this news they gifted the couple an engagement session with Jennifer Jule Studios. We photographed this newly engaged couple in Historic Waterford, Virginia.

Engagement sessions are so much fun to photograph and there is so much joy to capture between a newly engaged couple.

Many couples like to use the images from their engagement session to announce their news on social media. The images can also help make your wedding website more personalized. My favorite is putting together a custom slideshow and at the end is the “save the date”.

In this image you can see a heard of deer in the background. Winter engagement sessions can be beautiful you don’t need snow to capture beautiful images in winter.

If you are looking to pop the question or to capture images for your save the date make sure you contact Jennifer Jule Studios.

Photograph your girlfriend saying YES is also a wonderful moment. Contact Jennifer about surprise proposal sessions.

We photographed at golden hour for this Woodgrove high school senior portrait session. Our setting was the rural roads of western Loudoun County. With the rolling hills and tall grass.

When photographing guys for their senior portrait I like to have them look in other directions then my lens. This gives a more model feel to the pose.

We used this great single lane bridge to frame this high school senior. It has an edgy vibe in black and white.

Having guys sit and lean against things can give you more variety for your senior portrait.

This Woodgrove high school football player posed with his jersey and football in this photograph.

That dreamy, soft light right before the sun goes sets adds a warm glow to the images. Golden hour is always my preferred time to photograph a maternity session.

I had the pleasure of photographing this soon to be mother at Hope Flower Farm based in Waterford, Virginia. The setting was magical and the sunbeams gave a warm glow to this expectant mother.

Although you can see her bump as well in this photograph you can feel the love and warmth this couple has for each other.

We had a few outfit changes to provide a variety of images to choose from. I offer my clients maternity gowns to wear during their session. This helps keep the cost down.

These are special first moments when a couple are expecting their first child. You can feel the love and warm in this image of the soon to be father holding his unborn child as he embraces his wife.

We photographed this senior portrait on Foxcroft campus in Middleburg, Virginia. We took advantage of golden hour and the warm texture of the hay stacks. Mom lent us her felt hat which provided a stylish charm to the below images.

I encourage all seniors to bring along a minimum of 3 outfits to their high school senior portrait session.

Accessories like hats can elevate the look of the portrait. Its a way to express your personal style and personality.

This gorgeous Foxcroft senior wanted an urban backdrop for her senior portrait. We picked Georgetown for the location because it offers a variety of backdrops. Everything from waterfront, graffiti, to stopping traffic in a busy street. We had multiple outfit changes. Our evening gowns are designed to make our seniors feel extraordinary during their portrait session. If you ask me she rocked this red dress! I will be posting more images from this session in the coming weeks.

When shooting an urban session its important to have a game plan and a driver! I normally ask mom to be our Uber driver because nobody has time to look for a parking spot. We are always racing to get as many images as possible before the sun sets.

Its great to be spontaneous and have the flexibility to jump out of the car and grab a few portraits. I do recommend a game plan to pick the desired location for sunset. The light can be so magical. We picked the Francis Scott Key Bridge and the Kennedy Center as a backdrop for this portrait. I feel like she almost looks like an opera singer in this ball gown.

This couple commissioned me to capture their love for their newborn in the form of a portrait. They plan to display this portrait above their daughters crib. The tones of the warm black and white image gives it an intimate, almost ethereal quality.

This Waterford high school senior picked Hope Flower Farm to kick off her senior portrait session. We took so many gorgeous portraits against the fields of flowers. The dahlia’s blended beautifully with her dress. We had multiple outfit changes before we headed to our next location.

We made sure to get some close up portraits posing with her hands in her hair.

I brought along a vintage basket to hold some of the flowers. This made for a great prop in this senior portrait session.

I always get a variety of looks form the seniors. Some serious others laughing and looking away.

Stairs often make for a nice place to pose high school seniors. Jennifer Jule Studios specializes in senior portraits. Make sure you book your senior portrait session early. Spring, summer and fall are all great times to capture portraits.

When photographing a high school senior portrait I often ask the family if they would like to take some family portraits toward the end of the session. This way you get the best of both and you have some gifts for the upcoming holiday season. Many of my clients looking for portraits want to know if they should bring their family dog to the session. Yes, I love working with animals and they are part of our lives for a short period of time. Why not capture these memories? This senior portrait and family portrait was taken in Leesburg, Virginia at Morven Park.

Fall is just around the corner and you can see some of the leaves are changing. Had a wonderful mother daughter horse and rider session. I am always a fan of the portraits of people and their horses walking into the distance. The curve of the fence and the road move your eyes forward through the photograph.