Steve G. Bisig Photography

You’ve just completed your Junior year and you are now officially in your Senior year. How exciting! It’s finally here.

It’s also time to face reality. You have a lot of stuff to prepare for and accomplish before graduation. The sooner you get started on some tasks, the less stressful it will be later.

Senior Portraits are one of those things you can get checked off the list early. The summer before your Senior year begins is the ideal time to have your Senior portraits taken. The weather is nice and more predictable. You probably have a nice tan going. And you probably have more flexibility in your schedule.

Our approach to senior portraits is to make it a fun and unique experience. We want you to look your best and show who you are as an individual.

We involve you in the planning process right from the beginning. We collaborate on all aspects of the senior portrait session including locations, clothing and poses.

We can also incorporate sports, hobbies, activities or pets into your senior portraits to tell a story about who you are as an individual.

Don’t let the Summer pass you by. Give us a call today at 253.370.0457 for a FREE , no obligation senior portrait consultation.

For more information, please visit High School Senior Portraits.

Running track at Sparks Stadium, Puyallup, Washington.

It’s your senior year of high school, and time to consider your senior portraits. You’ve seen the standard posed studio senior portraits (you know, like the ones your parents had), but you want something different. You want portraits that are unique to you, that will showcase your personality, and incorporate your lifestyle. However, since your parent’s are footing the bill, you also need a few images to make them happy as well.

Our goal is to provide you with a fun senior portrait experience as well as providing unique individualized photos to share with friends, and timeless portraits for your parents and relatives.

Read more at High School Senior Portraits.

Most likely, you’ll probably never wear your prom dress again. You could donate it, right. But it won’t happen right away. By the time you decide to clean out your closet, it’ll be out of style anyways. So why not take the opportunity to wear your prom dress one last time. (might as well get your money out of it).

If you are adventurous and don’t mind getting wet or maybe a little dirty while wearing your prom dress (and of course you are willing to sacrifice your prom dress for a little fun), we’re looking for up to three girls from the greater Tacoma, Puyallup, Federal Way area to collaborate on a fun, tasteful photo project this summer involving you and your prom dress (your ideas are welcome as well). In exchange, we’ll provide you with a professionally retouched print as well as digital images for you Facebook or MySpace site. Of course, a model release will need to be signed (if you are under 18, your parents must be willing to sign the release).

If this is of interest to you, please call me at 253.370.0457 or send me an Email.

Float tube fishing on Goose Lake, Gifford Pinchot National Forest, Washington. Image taken on 8.10.2007.

Photos from Day One of my cross state overland tour of the Cascade Mountains of Washington state.

Read the complete trip report at Trip Report: Washington Cascades Overland Tour 2007 – Day One (08.10.07)

This is another photo from about two years ago. I photographed this rainbow over the Nyholm Windmill from the fire station parking lot in Edgewood, Washington.

This is a night image I took two years ago of a full moon. This was my first attempt at painting with light (see the tree).

Tile Silhouette of a woman at Pike Place Market, Seattle, Washington.

Buildings in downtown Seattle, Washington.

Flower Stand at Pike Place Market, Seattle, Washington.