School of The Arts Senior Session

Where do you shine? I was thrilled when asked to begin a senior session at Charleston School of the Arts. MK, our senior, is a trombone player at SOC and spends oodles of time in the band room and theater. We also wove in some classic and casual downtown Charleston locations to round it out.

As I know both mother and daughter, I asked them for their feedback separately to see if there was cross-over, if they were on the same page or completely different points of view.

Did you feel confident and comfortable during the session?

senior - yes!

mom - I think so, yes! She is humble to a fault but she really enjoyed the session and loved looking at them when we got them back.

Were 3 outfits just right, one too many or not enough?

senior - i felt that the 3 outfits were just right

mom - 3 outfits was good for pic variety and showing personality BUT we did ours over two days so that might have skewed our experience a bit…..???

Senior - Do you have a favorite quote?

senior - “be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a battle you know nothing about”

Best three words to describe your senior?

mom - smart, perceptive and discerning

Anything else to share about session or images?

senior - I love all the photos so much!

mom - We love Corrie the most forever!

Is there a specific image that feels most like you and why?

senior - this one feels most like me because I spend a lot time of cracking up in the band room.

mom - happy in the band room!

And…. these were there two chosen images that portray MK as a senior at the School of the Arts. Mom and daughter were pretty in sync. I would have probably chosen something different had she not told me that she loves that space. So while I may check light and offer suggestions, please please tell us where you feel most at home, because we want you to be where you shine.

black and white of band student

Mom’s selection that best illustrates her senior!

Charleston School of Arts band room

Seniors favorite selection that feels most like her!

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