New Heights now offers quality and reasonably priced photographers for your Senior or School photos. You will be responsible for having your pictures developed and paying all the costs separately.
We suggest Meijer Matted Photos for your photo development or snapfish.com for online ordering.

1. You will need to purchase at least four rolls of film per student and bring them to shoot.

2. Costs of the shoot will be $150 + a small fee for gas or a larger fee of $30 if the pictures are taken at distant locations outdoors and excess gas is used per student. Families can ask for particular shots and locations to be taken. Please remember you can always get a bad roll of film or inclement weather and shoots may need to be retaken or rescheduled. We are happy to reschedule or reshoot photos but no refunds will be given. Costs are only to cover costs of gas, film rolls, and photographer’s time spent.

3. Clothing and hygiene:

Bring multiple outfits (formal and casual)

Solid colors photograph best

Bring matching shoes, socks, and accessories to complete your outfits

Iron wrinkled clothes prior to your session

Consider bringing letter jackets, uniforms, sports equipment, and musical instruments to express your interests; these make your photos personal

Trim or paint nails

Style your hair and bring a comb or brush for touch-ups

Consider getting a haircut approximately one week before your session

Shave

Limit sun exposure

Apply make-up before you arrive and bring products with you for touch-ups

4. Plan on spending 3-4 hours at your shoot and multiple days if problems arise.


* Multiple sessions will NOT cost any extra, but there will be additional costs of film if we get a bad roll.

* New Heights will not be responsible for accidents or injuries during the shoot.
* Agreements will have to be signed before shooting of pictures.

Letter One: 
Pamela Clark took Josh's pictures for 2011 senior year. In my opinion, the quality of the pictures taken is of professional grade and of very scenic areas. She was the only one willing to travel to three local parks with us and open to suggestions that we offered. We were able to use our own props that we wanted in the pictures.
Pamela showed great patience and tolerance with Josh's disability of getting sidetracked. It actually took a couple of hours to complete the photo shoot for Josh's lack of concentration. Not once did she show any frustration.

Sincerely,
Susan