Product Spotlight: Wall Art & Galleries + Fort Worth, Tx + Fort Worth Senior Pictures
Framed portraits are my absolute favorite of all the products I offer. My clients always oohh and ahhh over their wall art.
I love the finished and timelessly class look and feel of a framed photograph. Even more? In 5, 10, or 20 years, the portraits become an heirloom. Large wall portraits are something that stand the test of time.
Product Spotlight: Albums & Books + Fort Worth, Tx + Fort Worth Senior Photography
How to Plan Your College Visit
My first college visit was awful. AWFUL. I didn't plan ahead of time or make any appointments to tour the departments that I wanted to see.
Don't do that.
I drove 3 hours each way for nothing. I totally wasted my time and lost the chance to really learn about a school that could have potentially been the right school for me.
3 Habits to Start Your Senior Year
Why are you going to college?
When choosing what college you will attend, you aren't just choosing which school's dorm room is the most livable or which dining hall has the best salad bar (ahem, pizza, anyone??). You aren't just deciding if you want to live on the beach or the mountains for 4 years.
You are essentially deciding what you want to do for the next 40 years of your life.
That. Is. Huge.
Deciding where you want to live coupled with determining what you are going to do every single day for the next 4 decades? No wonder so many high school juniors and seniors struggle with the decision.
I truly believe that every high school junior or senior should do two things before starting their college search:
College campus visit: what you didn't think to ask
When you visit a prospective college, it isn't just to see if you like the cafeteria food or if the dorm rooms are habitable- although those are good things to determine! Visiting a college campus is a big step and you should do a little research and prepare to ask some hard questions. The college has to be a good fit for you as well as you fitting within their structure. Don't be afraid to find out the answers to any and all questions you may have. Ask not only the admissions staff but also interview a few students that you see on campus.
