By: Sheila Johnson
There’s something really special about senior year — it’s that in-between season where confidence is growing, friendships feel deeper, and the future is starting to take shape. Kendall's senior portrait session felt exactly like that: grounded, genuine, and full of quiet strength.
We chose the redwoods for Kendall’s session, a location that perfectly matched her calm presence and love for the outdoors. Tall trees, soft filtered light, and a peaceful setting gave us the perfect backdrop to capture who she is right now — while honoring everything she’s stepping into next.
Kendall wanted a mix of looks for her senior portraits — from a pretty dress to casual, everyday outfits — and that balance came through beautifully. Her style was effortless and authentic, proving that the best senior photos happen when you feel comfortable being yourself.
One of my favorite things about working with seniors like Kendall is watching their confidence settle in during the session. We start simple, get the light just right, and then let natural expressions and movement take over. That’s when the magic happens.
And yes — her favorite color is pink, which added just the right soft, joyful touch to her overall look.
Kendall is someone who truly enjoys connecting with people. Her favorite part of high school has been meeting new people and building new friendships, and that warmth shows in every photo.
Outside of school, Kendall stays busy:
Hanging out with friends
Playing basketball
Working with kids at a gym
Volunteering at youth basketball camps
It’s clear she has a heart for helping others — something that will serve her well as she looks toward her future.
After graduation, Kendall plans to attend Santa Rosa Junior College and pursue Fire Science — a path that speaks volumes about her strength, determination, and desire to serve her community.
Her favorite quote says it all:
“Fall 7, Rise 8.”
A reminder that resilience, perseverance, and growth are what truly matter — and a message that fits this season of life perfectly.
With a love for sweet treats, a soft smile, and a grounded confidence, Kendall’s senior session was a beautiful reflection of who she is right now — and a keepsake her family will treasure for years to come.
Senior portraits aren’t just about marking the end of high school. They’re about remembering what this moment felt like — before the next chapter begins.
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