Senior portraits sculpted with light and shadow, built around you. Out in the wild, under the stadium lights, or somewhere nobody else would think to shoot.
[A real quote from a senior or parent goes here, about how the session felt and how the photos turned out.]
[Name] · [School], Class of [Year]
Light is his tool.
Shadow is his signature.
Andy works in every kind of media, from portraits to sports to video. He builds his own light on every shoot so he can carve with shadow, and that's what gives his seniors their depth, drama and edge.
“Thank you for your interest in my work. My start in photography began years ago with drones and led to my journey into portraiture. Studying with some of the greatest photographers in my field, using unique lighting techniques, has allowed me to develop my method of capturing aspects of each client’s individual character. My goal is to use my ability to create distinctive artwork that represents your story.”
— Andy Hortonof experience
Three ways to
shoot your senior year
Every session is planned around the senior, their sport, their spot and their style. Mix and match.
One session.
No clock.
+ 3–4 sneak peeks
Good to know: gallery images are not included in the session fee. Digitals are $15 each, or get the whole gallery at a discount. See what's included
Request your dateSenior year
only happens once.
Andy brings the light.
For the shadows.
Most senior photos rely on whatever light shows up. Andy brings his own, because controlling the light is how he gets to play with shadow. Depth, drama and edge, carved around each senior, at sunset, at noon or under the Friday night lights.
