silvereagle135 wrote: Lovely shot Nika. I can see what you're talking about. It really does help to have settings that are a step above the rest huh?
Bethany, agreed. It's a shame but I guess that's what happens when schools get overcrowded. Not only could the kids not afford a great photographer, the great photographer wouldn't have time to BE great with all those students coming in.
icepics wrote: Having been a teacher, school pictures were usually an assembly line! - had a schedule to get your class in and out and then the next class... But it seems like school pictures were always like that, sometimes you get the school pictures and other times you go to a portrait studio. There just isn't much time for school photographers to do a variiety of poses and get great photos of everyone with the usual time constraits.
I think in the U.S. it's easily understood as high school students in their senior year. Probably one of those things that we simply don't realize (or should I say "realise"? lol) sounds different to people in other English speaking parts of the world. Same reason that we here in the U.S. would hear the word "mate" and initially think of a husband/wife/significant other.geoffellis wrote: Why do you call them seniors?? When i see senior, or senior portraits my first thought is someone who is 65+ years old. Seems kinda ambiguous.
Well... im from North America... even grew up pretty close to the US border... but to me these are "Grad Pics", or "Grad Photos", or even "Grad Portraits". I see senior and i think old men and women lol... but then again ive never really figured out the whole freshman/junior/sophmore/whatever else... either lolrmeyer7 wrote: I think in the U.S. it's easily understood as high school students in their senior year. Probably one of those things that we simply don't realize (or should I say "realise"? lol) sounds different to people in other English speaking parts of the world. Same reason that we here in the U.S. would hear the word "mate" and initially think of a husband/wife/significant other.
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