White Cliffs of Conoy Senior Spokesmodel Session

I can’t believe I’m writing this! Where did the school year go? The even crazier part is that, by the time we did this White Cliffs of Conoy Senior spokesmodel session, half of the team had already GRADUATED!

Say it isn’t so!

This team has been an extra special one! Not only are they all incredible people, but there have been quite a few unique parts to this group of seniors. This is my first year with a guy on the team, and I have absolutely loved it! Would love to make that a regular thing! My cousin was one of the seniors this year. That alone is blowing my mind that she is a senior.

I told you, I’m in denial that they are graduates.

Finally, seven of the other girls I have coached, or my team played against them in club volleyball! Yet again, can’t believe the time is flying by this quickly! When I first met them, they were not even in high school and couldn’t drive. Now they are about to head off to college and start a new chapter in their lives.

So yes, this year of seniors has been an extra special one!

I have asked these seniors to try different poses, walk a mile to get to a location, and even get in the water for a few shots. Every time, they do it 100% and don’t question a single thing! How did a get so lucky! Honestly, the walk for this White Cliffs of Conoy senior spokesmodel session may have been my favorite part for this session, even though I know it wasn’t at the top of the list for the girls. It gave me a chance to catch up with each of them. Hear about new information on their colleges and when they move into their dorms and chat about graduation and all of the grad parties they are attending. Plus, ask about vacation trips they have planned.

Those are the moments that make me love this spokesmodel team opportunity!

The pictures we captured, however, are pretty high up there, too. Just wait till you see the sneak peeks below. Only one more session till I officially say goodbye to this incredible team! Trust me, I am not ready for it at all! The world is also not ready for what these seniors are going to do in the years to come! So honored that I was a part of their senior year!

XOXO ~ Heather Marie