Five Pictures To Take on Winter Sports Senior Night
Crystal Waddell
Remember his first school picture? Or her first day of preschool?
Yeah, senior night is kind of like that. And capturing the memories during the evening can slip away through all of the celebration and the tears.
To help keep you focused but also give you an easy goal to record the moments AND enjoy the moment, here are the five pictures you need of your kid on senior night.
Plus a few fun ways to set them up. Here we go!
Picture 1: Athlete with Parents
Hopefully your school will provide you with this picture on senior night, but just in case, hand your phone off to a trusted friend. The other bonus of this is that you can all three look at the camera instead looking in three different directions!
Picture 2: All Senior Athletes.
This is a picture that player will immediately need to post to Instagram (or Snapchat or Tik Tok or whatever is cool when you read this!) Bonus points for you if you take a "beautiful one" and a "silly one". They may be big kids but they still love getting silly!
Picture 3: Athlete with Coach(es).
No senior scrapbook could be complete without a picture of your player and his coach. Coaches are some of the most influential adults your child will have in her life, and good or bad, you'll want to document this moment.
Picture 4: All Athletes with Coaches.
Then it would be great to get everyone together! All of the seniors with their coach(es) is the perfect way to round out the group photos on senior night.
Picture 5: Athlete Picture with Family/Significant Other.
These pictures are so important because any senior parent knows, it's not just the athlete who has sacrificed to get the player to senior year. There have been years of sacrifice by the family, and you'll want to document everyone, not just your player - but his/her brothers and sisters, too.
Additionally, any player with a significant other will appreciate a sweet picture of herself with her first love. Plus they need to put it on their social media, ASAP. :)
