If you’re thinking about doing your senior pictures in Whitefish, Montana, this session is a perfect example of why you should. For Cole’s session, we got the best mix of a more downtown feel and the Montana views—plus the lighting was so good the whole time. Whether you’re after something simple or want to hit a few different spots to make the most of your shoot, Whitefish is a place that never disappoints. I’m breaking down exactly how we planned this one, the outfits we went with, and how it all worked out so good.

Whitefish senior pictures in the winter have a whole different vibe—soft snow, fog rolling in, and a quiet, cozy feel that makes everything a little more personal. Paige wanted a session that felt natural to her, so we kept things laid-back, capturing her in everyday outfits that fit the season. We started at Whitefish Lake, where the snow added a cool texture to the shots, making everything feel straight out of a winter postcard. Then, we headed into downtown Whitefish, where the fog gave the streets a moody, cinematic look. One of the best parts? A stop at Sweet Peaks Ice Cream, because I say that ice cream is acceptable all year round. Paige’s session was proof that winter senior photos can be just as fun, unique, and full of personality as any other season.

If you're looking for photos that stand out, even when the sun goes down, flash photography might be exactly what you're after. Flash photography isn't just for low-light situations – it's a game-changer when it comes to creating bold, dramatic, and vibey images, no matter what the lighting is like. Whether you're capturing your senior pictures, an engagement shoot, or a fun portrait session, I’m here to show you how flash can transform your photos and why it might be the perfect fit for you. Keep reading to discover why flash photography is a must-have tool for creating stunning visuals in Northwest Montana and beyond.

Mallory’s Vintage-Inspired Portrait Session in Missoula was everything a creative shoot should be—unique, fun, and full of personality. We explored some of the coolest spots in town, starting at the University of Montana and ending with urban backdrops that gave us all the vintage vibes Mallory was looking for. Whether you’re planning your own portrait session or just looking for inspiration, this blog has all the details to help you make it your own.