Lindsay’s senior pics | Uniontown & Washington PA Senior Photographer

I would like to introduce you to Lindsay, a beautiful model, whom I first met in my studio where we took some simple but lovely shots. During our session, I discovered Lindsay has been playing soccer since she was five years old! Her position was left defender throughout High School, where she played all four years, and so we also included a few sports images. Lindsay is preparing for college and will miss spending time with close friends and playing High School soccer. She is preparing to major in dentistry, and has a bright future, where the possibilities  are endless. Lindsay’s senior pics concluded with her Senior Session at Valley Falls State Park, located in Fairmont, West Virginia. See some of my favorite shots from the day.

Your Senior pictures should be all about you – fun, fabulous, and awesome . If you want the same typical old picture just to send to Aunt Jane, then we may not be for you. But, if you want photos that are bold, vivid, beautiful, and unique, then we are definitely your photography studio! It’s your last year of high school, and you deserve an amazing experience that is customized just for you! Contact us and  we will go over some ideas, answer any questions you may have, see what you are hoping for, and check to see what kind openings we have!

Brandy Miller, of Miller Photography & Design is a Fine Art Uniontown & Washington, PA Photographer. We work in Uniontown, Washington, Pittsburgh, Cannonsburg, Waynesburg, and the surrounding areas.

Miller Photography & Design specializes in photographing seniors and maternity. Brandy also loves photographing engagements, family, and children.

To see more of Brandy’s work visit www.millerphotographyanddesign.com  Visit her Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/millerphotographyanddesign/  or instagram account https://www.instagram.com/millerphotographyanddesign/

You may contact Brandy at brandymiller@millerphotographyanddesign.com

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