That time I…
This year marks TEN YEARS since I began my photography business!
I’m so grateful to all of my clients and friends for their support over the past decade.
I feel incredibly lucky to get to do what I love.
This past summer, I thought back on my experiences on photo shoots - taking photos of families, high school seniors, preschoolers - even dogs and cats. One afternoon, I took a deep dive into my blog, reading nearly every single post - and there are over 100 of them!
It was such a joy reliving it all, and I was filled with a great sense of satisfaction as well as deep gratitude.
From that reminiscent session, this list, “That time I…” was born.
Here are my top 10 memorable moments (in no particular order) as a photographer/business owner.
There was…
1- That time I nearly stepped on A SNAKE posing a client near a patch of colorful flowers along a road in the foothills. (Luckily, no one was hurt in the making of the image.) Do you remember that, Megan?
2- That time I left my MacBook Pro laptop open on my bed, and my young kids accidentally cracked the screen playing around on said bed. (That was an $800 fix; I may or may not have shed a few tears over it.)
3- That time I delivered a final gallery, and within five minutes, I had this response from the senior client in my email inbox: “This ate so hard. {five heart emojis} I LOVE THEMMMM!!!” (Not gonna lie; I had to “Google” that first sentence. Ha!)
4- That time a young boy stepped into a deep puddle along the Bear River, not once, but twice, during this photo session. His mom quickly yanked him up and out of the water, but his shirt and pants were drenched. (So thankful it happened at the end of the shoot! And thank you, Meredith, for your rapid responses.)
5- That time I asked a senior boy to sit on a downed log in Old Town Auburn, and unbeknownst to me, there was a colony of ants on the log. He popped up real fast! (I know you remember that, Tyler, because we just talked and laughed about it!)
6- That time a client paid with a check, and I put the check into my pants’ pocket and then laundered the trousers. Total face palm! (Thank you, Amanda, for accepting my apology and writing me a new check.)
7- That time it rained on a family of four during their session in Auburn, and they all just rolled with it. The two sisters in their twirly dresses had THE best time! (Do you remember that, Elise?)
8- That time I photographed a family of five wearing matching handmade purple face masks made by mom. (Do I have that right, Karen?)
9- That time we celebrated Grandpa’s 70th birthday during an extended family photo session with cake, balloons, bubbles, and all!
10- That time I took photos of a family of four at Little Bear Tree Farm while they searched for the perfect Christmas tree. What a magical session that was - it even snowed on us! (We should do this again, Shannon!)
I can’t wait to see what the next decade brings!
With gratitude and laughter,
Jennie
2026 Seniors | High School Senior Photographer
Springtime is when I photograph most of my high school senior clients.
This March and April, I had the privilege of taking senior portraits for EIGHT wonderful seniors - and I loved every minute of it! (Well, except when we were getting eaten alive by mosquitoes in Pilot Hill…haha!)
First up were JONAH & BEN, kind and athletic twins from Christian Brothers High School. The boys and their mom met me at Royer Park in Roseville for their senior session, and I love that they brought along props - running medals for Jonah & a water polo ball and Letterman jacket for Ben. Mom even jumped into the frame for a picture with her handsome sons!
Next up was OLIVIA, also a Christian Brothers’ senior. What a kind young woman and her mom was so sweet and patient! We did Olivia’s senior session at Bywater Hollow Lavender Farm in Lincoln- one of my favorite spots for senior photos!
Meet NICK, an athletic and amiable Christian Brothers’ senior, who hopes to study mechanical engineering in college. Nick and his mom met me at Bywater Hollow Lavender Farm for his senior session. (I loved taking photos of his sister two years ago.)
And then there was MADDIE, a determined and hard-working basketball stand-out from Colfax High School. I enjoyed getting to hang out with her and her mom for a few hours at Bywater Hollow Lavender Farm. (Her sister’s senior session was last year in Auburn!)
Next up was EMME, a smart and ambitious Whitney High Senior, who discovered this awesome location in Pilot Hill on social media. You can view more images here. (And I was lucky enough to photograph her sister 3 years ago.)
Meet SYDNEY, a sweet and conscientious Antelope High School senior, who chose Bywater Hollow Lavender Farm, too. Sydney brought her “senior” dog along, so we could capture a few pics of the two of them. So special!
My eighth senior (who was actually a junior graduating early!) chose the Horton Iris Garden for her senior session. She prefers that I not share her images online, which I completely understand and respect. But for the record, she is very happy with her pictures!
Interested in getting on my calendar for spring 2027 senior portraits? Please send an email to: jennieharlessphotography@gmail.com or fill out my contact form here.
Dear Senior Moms
It’s here, senior year! And I don’t have to tell you, it’s going to be a BUSY one!
One of the things you might be thinking about is senior portraits. And if this is your first senior, you probably have questions.
Having photographed over 25 high school seniors, I know a thing or two about what senior moms need to know to ensure their senior gets beautiful portraits.
So, let’s jump in…
1- First up, you need to know if your son or daughter WANTS senior portraits.
In my experience, some seniors definitely do (many have been dreaming about it since freshman year!), some are ambivalent, and others are not interested at all (mostly boys in this third group).
2- Secondly, once you know your senior is wanting portraits, you need to decide if you’d like to do it in the FALL or the SPRING.
Before deciding on your preferred season, keep in mind two things:
A) The yearbook deadline for photo submissions
and
B) Whether you can submit your own photo for the yearbook OR if you must use the school’s contracted photographer.
Some schools require you to submit your yearbook photo in the fall/winter (submission dates range from October to February).
For instance, at nearby Colfax High School, the deadline is typically in February - and you CAN submit your own senior picture. But at Del Oro High School just down the hill, students are required to use the school-approved photographer. (Reach out to the senior’s school to find out their requirements.)
Most of my seniors + moms choose April dates because the weather is a bit warmer than in March (sometimes there are more flowers, too!), and they still have plenty of time to get graduation invitations printed and mailed out to family and friends.
****If you are desiring a spring date, I recommend emailing your desired photographer NOW. I know, I know, it seems way too early, but remember, the most sought-after senior photographers will be booked up if you wait too long!
3- Lastly, you need to find a senior photographer whose photographic style you like and whose price point you’re comfortable with.
There are so many talented senior photographers in our area! Ask friends who have older kids for recommendations. That’s how most of my senior moms find me - through word-of-mouth referrals. Others, learn about me through my Facebook page or my website.
And I sure enjoy working with seniors + their moms every year! (During each senior session, I offer to take a picture of mom with her senior(s). Some take me up on it, while others decline.The moms above were all for it.)
Do you have other questions about the senior portrait process? Please send me a message; I’m here to help!
Jennie Harless is a portrait photographer who serves clients in three counties: Placer, Nevada, and Sacramento. Jennie offers high school senior portraits, 8th grade grad photos, and family portraits. To see more of Jennie’s work, check out her website, Facebook page or Instagram profile. Contact Jennie to book your session!
Payton | 8th grade grad photos | Colfax portrait photographer
In May, I took photos of this lovely girl in Colfax. At the time, she was just about to graduate from eighth grade.
I’ve known Payton since elementary school, and I can’t believe how grown up she looks in these images!
Payton is a hard worker and loves to play basketball and ride her horses. I’m so glad she thought to bring her cowboy hat!
Can we pause for just a moment and take in the beautiful Payton and the bokeh behind her? Lens nerd alert: My 85mm lens is THE best for bokeh! It’s definitely my go-to lens for eighth grade and senior portraits.
We had fun out in the country taking pictures as the sun set! It did get cold, though, so I lent Payton my jacket as we walked down to the barn area.
Love this old barn and the American flag hanging on it.
Summer has flown by and in a little over a week, Payton will be headed to Colfax High School! I’m so glad Payton’s mom thought to capture this special time in her life.
Jennie Harless is a portrait photographer who serves clients in three counties: Placer, Nevada, and Sacramento. Jennie offers high school senior portraits, 8th grade grad photos, and family portraits. To see more of Jennie’s work, check out her website, Facebook page or Instagram profile. Contact Jennie to book your session!
Emme | Senior Portraits | Pilot Hill Senior Photographer
This strong and beautiful Whitney High School senior introduced me to a NEW location, which was SO fun! Emme learned about Magnolia Ranch Trailhead on social media, and when she suggested it, I was happy to go and check it out. (If you know me, you know I like to hike.)
This spot turned out to be a fantastic location for senior portraits - complete with grassy meadows, a few pockets of wildflowers, oak trees, hiking trails, and wooden fencing. (Next time, I will just bring bug spray…because the mosquitoes loved Emme. You’d never know, though, thanks to Photoshop! Ha!)
Emme had so many ideas for poses and props! She had definitely done her research and knew exactly what she wanted during her session. Emme is one of those people who knows what she wants and goes after it. Those qualities will serve her well at the University of Utah and beyond.
White dresses are SO popular right now with senior girls. And that color works perfectly in a meadow of green grass.
Pennants are all the rage right now, too!
I’ve been lucky enough to know Emme’s family since she was five or six, and she has just blossomed into a lovely young woman. (I was thrilled to photograph her older sister, Katelyn, a few years ago, too.)
What a treat it was to take Emme’s senior photos in such a beautiful location!
I have a feeling future seniors will be requesting this location in Pilot Hill (just a 20-minute drive from Auburn), and I plan to add it to my location guide soon.
Have a son or daughter who will be graduating in 2027? Let’s chat about your vision for their senior session! Simply fill out my contact form here to get started.
O Family Mini Session
For many years, I’ve taken photos of the O brothers, and each time I photograph them, it is such a joy to see how much they’ve grown and talk to them about their current interests.
And this year, I was absolutely delighted when mom and dad jumped in front of my lens as well! Ah, the whole lovely O Family.
We met up at Veteran’s Memorial Park in Roseville for our fall mini session.
The leaves were stunning (I love colorful fall leaves!), and the sun was so pretty.
I’ve taken photos many times at this location, and it’s one of my favorites because it’s so versatile. There are the woodland areas (that are back lit - so key!), lots of green grass, a large log to sit on, walking paths, and a bridge.
Would you believe this spot was literally 10 steps from the parking lot? We lucked out!
I snapped away for 20+ minutes and had over 150 images!
Now, you might think I’m the one who selects the best images. Nope, it’s the client! Sure, I first go through and delete those photos where someone in the family blinked as I pressed the shutter release button. But then I send you, the client, a gallery with the rest of your unedited images and you get to choose your favorites! After you’ve selected your favorites, I edit and polish your beautiful images and return them to you in 2 weeks or less. Easy peasy!
Interested in a mini session with me? My next mini sessions will be in the spring of 2026. Be the first to learn the date/times by subscribing to my newsletter here or following me on Facebook.
Jennie Harless is a portrait photographer who serves clients in three counties: Placer, Nevada, and Sacramento. Jennie offers high school senior portraits and family portraits. To see more of Jennie’s work, check out her website, Facebook page or Instagram profile. Contact Jennie to book your session!
2025 Seniors
Every year, I look forward to photographing a new group of high school seniors! This year, I had the opportunity to photograph SIX unique high school seniors in the spring.
First up was MELANIE (pictured above) who brought along her sweet dog as well as her mom, dad, and older sister. (We took a few family pics at the end of her session at Bywater Hollow Lavender Farm in Lincoln.)
Next, meet ZA’RAYA who brought along her basketball jersey and ball so we could take some fun shots of her spinning, shooting, and holding the ball at Veteran’s Memorial Park in Roseville. (I took senior photos of her older sister three years ago - repeat clients are THE best!)
And then came RAIN whose style was so refreshingly unique and authentic. This was one of my favorite images of her in Old Town Auburn. (I took senior pics of her older sister last year. I so appreciate families who come back to me over and over again!)
Meet OLIVIA. Olivia’s session was also in Old Town Auburn, and we lucked out with these beautiful pink blossoms in full bloom.
And, last but not least, SAM. I met Sam and her mom in Auburn for a short and sweet session. Sometimes, simple is best.
Some seniors and their families prefer not to have their images posted online. That was the case with Senior #6, and I completely understand and respect their decision.
Have a son or daughter who will be graduating in 2026? Let’s chat about your vision for their senior session and discuss possible dates. Simply fill out my contact form here to get started!
B Family @ Bywater Hollow Lavender Farm
What a fun family! It was a pleasure spending an evening with them at Bywater Hollow Lavender Farm in Lincoln. The son was a senior in high school, and mom really wanted to capture photos of her whole family before he graduated and joined the military. So, we took family photos + senior photos all in one session! That is a great option for seniors who just want a handful of images to commemorate their final year of high school.
And we got lucky with this spectacular sunset!
These two were the cutest together!
Such an adorable little girl!
As you may have noticed, Bywater Hollow Lavender Farm is quickly becoming my new clients’ favorite location! :)
Jennie Harless is a portrait photographer who serves clients in three counties: Placer, Nevada, and Sacramento. Jennie offers high school senior portraits and family portraits. To see more of Jennie’s work, check out her website, Facebook page or Instagram profile. Contact Jennie to book your session!
B Family | Fall Mini Session
This family has been with me since the beginning (8 years!!), and I’m so grateful for their loyalty and support! I truly look forward to seeing them every fall and taking their family photos.
The B kids are close in age to my own children, so it’s been a total blast watching them grow and change and blossom.
This fall, they met me at the Iowa Hill Bridge in Colfax for a mini session.
Mom always does such a good job styling the family, selecting colors and clothing that look great together.
If you’re interested in a spring or fall mini session with me, be sure to sign up for my quarterly newsletter, so you’ll be the first to learn about the day/times available.
Jennie Harless is a portrait photographer who serves clients in three counties: Placer, Nevada, and Sacramento. Jennie offers high school senior portraits and family portraits. Contact Jennie to book your session! To see more of Jennie’s work, check out her website, Facebook page or Instagram profile.
Royer Park Mini Sessions | S & Y Families
Every year, I chose a new location for my fall mini-sessions. Last year, in late September, I held mini-sessions at Royer Park in Roseville.
I love that Royer Park has this beautiful historic bridge as well as a tree-lined creek running through it.
The S family was fun to photograph in both spots!
After I photographed the S Family, I took pictures of the Y Family. (The S Family and the Y family are related, so they booked back-to-back mini sessions.) This was a fantastic idea because it not only allowed me to take pictures of each individual family, but also both families together.
And of course, we had to take a “cousins” picture, too! (Hello easy peasy Christmas present for the grandparents! Just print, wrap, and give.)
I love that dad and daughter were both wearing Birkenstocks!
I hope to photograph these two families again soon!
Jennie Harless is a portrait photographer who serves clients in Placer County, Nevada County, and Sacramento County. Jennie offers high school senior portraits and family portraits. Contact Jennie to book your session! To see more of Jennie’s work, check out her website, Facebook page or Instagram profile.
The A Family | Rose Session
What a fun family of five! This mom was referred to me by one of her mom friends whose photos I’d taken recently. Seriously, that’s the BEST compliment ever for a photographer!
We met up at this spot in Auburn for a fall family photo session. The older kids loved running under the blanket and this little guy was just in awe of it. (Made me think of my kids when they were little and they played “parachute” in gymnastics class.)
I loved the colors that Mom and Dad were wearing - the reds and browns worked so well for the season and location. I know I’ve said it before, but it bears repeating: Clothing color choices make such a difference in the look of your photos!
I hope to photograph this family again!
Jennie Harless is a portrait photographer who serves clients in Placer County, Nevada County, and Sacramento County. Jennie offers high school senior portraits and family portraits. Contact Jennie to book your session! To see more of Jennie’s work, check out her website, Facebook page or Instagram profile.
The S Family | Rose Session
Photographing families at their homes is so special! This family invited me to their Colfax home in the fall, and we took photos all over their property. What a view from the backyard, right?!
Such a fun-loving family who cuddled and laughed and hugged and giggled throughout their entire photo session!
I loved that they included their sweet dog in some of the photos! (Their elderly cat even joined in for a few, too!) Funny story: Their dog was so well-trained that when I said “Cheese!” the dog would look straight at my camera for a few seconds. No joke. It was hilarious - and unbelievably helpful!
Jennie Harless is a portrait photographer who serves clients in Placer County, Nevada County, and Sacramento County. Jennie offers high school senior portraits and family portraits. Contact Jennie to book your session! To see more of Jennie’s work, check out her website, Facebook page or Instagram profile.
Senior Sessions | Capturing your Personality
With every senior session I do, my main goal is to capture the senior’s unique personality and interests. Props are a fun way to showcase talents + hobbies!
Two weeks before each senior session, I email out a questionnaire in which I ask questions like:
How would you describe your personality in three words?
What are your hobbies? What do you like to do for fun?
What props will you be bringing?
Do you have any specific poses in mind?
Is there anything special you’d like to do during your senior session?
By asking these questions, I hope to learn more about the senior and also get an idea of their vision for the session.
On Katherine’s questionnaire, she revealed that she loves to read and requested that we take a few photos in front of a book store. (Being a HUGE book lover myself, I was quite excited to do this!)
At her session, we took a few shots in front of Winston Smith bookstore in Auburn. (Unfortunately, they were closed; otherwise, I would have asked permission to take a few shots inside, too.)
Mia brought flowers to her Bywater Hollow session in Lincoln, and when I complimented her mom on bringing them, she said, “It was all Mia’s idea!” Love, love, love.
Marissa brought her softball uniform, bat, ball and glove to her Roseville senior session. So fun!
Alayna loved taking pictures with her camera, so she brought it along to her Roseville session. And as you can see, I took a picture of her taking a picture! Haha!
Caleb, who loves to cook and was working at a restaurant at the time, brought along a chef’s hat and coat, as well as cast iron pans to his Auburn senior session.
I’m always so impressed by my clients’ creativity and vision, and I try hard to incorporate as many of their ideas as possible!
{Now, if you’re a senior scrolling through this post and thinking, “But I don’t play a sport!” or “I’m not really a props-type person” that’s okay. I totally understand and there’s zero pressure to bring props to your session.}
Jennie Harless is a portrait photographer who serves clients in Placer County, Nevada County, and Sacramento County. Jennie offers high school senior portraits and family portraits. Contact Jennie to book your session! To see more of Jennie’s work, check out her website, Facebook page or Instagram profile.
High School Seniors!
Where are you, high school seniors? I know it’s not even 2025 yet, but it’s time to book your spring SENIOR PORTRAIT SESSION!
I’ve photographed a few high school seniors each year for the past 3-4 years, and I’ve really enjoyed working with them. So, this past spring, I set a goal: To photograph 6 seniors in the months of March & April. And I did it!
I had the privilege of photographing SIX awesome high school seniors! There were three students from Rocklin High (one mom told another mom who told another - I’m so grateful!)), one from Whitney High, one from Antelope High and one from McClatchy High. And in the process of photographing all those seniors, I absolutely fell in love with senior photography!
Getting to spend time with each teen, one-on-one (and typically, their mom, too!) was super special. During the hour and a half we’re together, we moved from spot to spot, taking pictures and chatting. I’m the type who loves chatting one-on-one with people (that’s the introvert in me), and I also love variety, so I’m finding that senior sessions are a great fit for me.
And because senior sessions are a little longer than my family sessions, there’s plenty of time for 3+ outfit changes.
Speaking of outfits, senior often ask: What should I wear? I advise you to bring 3-4 outfits, plus your cap and gown, if it’s available. The photos above illustrate some outfit possibilities. In general, it’s best to bring one casual outfit, one or two dressier outfits, a college shirt/sweatshirt (if applicable), and then your cap + gown.
What are you thinking you want to wear at your senior session?!
By the way, the first set of photos of Katelyn were taken at Bywater Hollow Lavender Farm (Lincoln/Auburn area, $50 fee to shoot there), and the second set of Tyler were taken in Old Town Auburn. Both great locations, but with very different looks.
Jennie Harless is a portrait photographer who serves clients in Placer County, Nevada County, and Sacramento County. Jennie offers high school senior portraits and family portraits. Contact Jennie to book your session! To see more of Jennie’s work, check out her website, Facebook page or Instagram profile.
The C Family | Rose Session
I loved photographing this sweet family of four on the Iowa Hill Bridge in Colfax!
As I drove over to this location, it was sprinkling on my car. But I had been tracking the weather forecasts for several days, and I was praying that they were spot on, and that it would stop raining before the session. And wouldn’t you know…the rain stopped right before 4:00 pm!! So thankful we didn’t have to reschedule this session. (Side note: Clients often ask, What happens if it rains? Great question! If the forecast is calling for rain, we’ll have to reschedule. But if it’s going to be cloudy or sunny, the session is on!)
I thought these images illustrate mom life vs. dad life. I know I’m generalizing here, and this is not always the case, but sometimes. Am I right?!
I love this particular location because we can take pictures on the bridge AND by the river.
And on this particular day in November, the tree leaves were showing off!
Jennie Harless is a Northern California portrait photographer who serves clients in Placer County, Nevada County, and Sacramento County. Jennie offers high school senior portraits and family portraits. Contact Jennie to book your session! To see more of Jennie’s work, check out her website, Facebook page or Instagram profile.
The C Family | Mini Session
I was SO lucky to get to photograph these three beautiful sisters during their family’s fall mini session at the Iowa Hill Bridge in Colfax!
Jennie Harless is a Northern California portrait photographer who serves clients in Placer County, Nevada County, and Sacramento County. Jennie offers high school senior portraits and family portraits. Contact Jennie to book your session! To see more of Jennie’s work, check out her website, Facebook page or Instagram profile.
J Family
I loved meeting this sweet family from Lincoln and taking photos of them in the Auburn area. Mom wanted some fall color, and thankfully, this spot had some beautiful yellow leaves. These four are moving out-of-state shortly, and I wish them all the best in their new adventures in Idaho!
Jennie Harless is a Northern California portrait photographer who serves clients in Placer County, Nevada County, and Sacramento County. Jennie offers high school senior portraits and family portraits. Contact Jennie to book your session! To see more of Jennie’s work, check out her website, Facebook page or Instagram profile.
A Family | Rose Session
This beautiful family has been coming to me for photos for the past three years. Generally, I see them for a mini Christmas session, so I have just 20 minutes with them. But this year, they opted for the Rose package instead. That meant I had 45 minutes with them! I’m SO glad we had that extra time together to capture the love they have for one another.
Two sweet sisters!
I even had time to pull out my blanket and let the oldest daughter run underneath it - several times! The blanket “game” is always a favorite with littles, and I delight in seeing all of their big smiles! Next year, sister can join in on the fun!
I also loved that we had time for a few photos of just mom and dad.
There’s something about Daddies and their daughters snuggling that gets me every time.
What a wonderful fall family photo session at Coyote Pond Park in Lincoln! I can’t wait to photograph this beautiful family again next fall.
Jennie Harless is a Northern California portrait photographer who serves clients in Placer County, Nevada County, and Sacramento County. Jennie offers high school senior portraits and family portraits. Contact Jennie to book your session! To see more of Jennie’s work, check out her website, Facebook page or Instagram profile.
M Family | Rocklin
This sweet family drove an hour and a half to their photo session atop a hill in Rocklin! It was such a pleasure to finally meet this family of four.
As you can see, the little girl brought her special stuffed bunny rabbit with her, and we captured them together right before we wrapped up our session.
With young kids, I try to incorporate as much movement as possible. We play games, walk and holding hands, climb trees, run under blankets - you get the idea. The more I can get the kids (and adults) to move and interact with one another, the more FUN they’ll have! And as you can see, this family was all about FUN!
This little guy liked to hide behind the tree and pop out!
And he loved cuddling with his mom.
It was such an enjoyable session with the M family!
Jennie Harless is a Northern California portrait photographer who serves clients in Placer County, Nevada County, and Sacramento County. Jennie offers high school senior portraits and family portraits. Contact Jennie to book your session! To see more of Jennie’s work, check out her website, Facebook page or Instagram profile.
Tori | Class of 2024
Oh, Miss Tori was so much fun to photograph! As you’ll see from some of the pictures below, Tori loved hamming it up for the camera - and her mom who was standing nearby. Her goofy facial expressions and antics had me laughing throughout her photo session.
I’m a fan of glasses (I wear them, too!), and these spectacles look lovely on Tori.
When seniors are wearing glasses, I often ask if they want a few photos without them. Some do and some do not. And I get it, because without my glasses, I look really different. Plus, I’m practically blind without them! If the senior wants to wear their glasses in every shot, I try to shoot slightly above them or below them to reduce glass glare. And if that doesn’t work, there’s always Photoshop to the rescue.
During her session, Tori was easygoing and up for trying any pose ideas I threw out like this one…play with your hair!
I can’t take any credit for this one; this was ALL Tori! Haha!
And this was all Tori, too! I think Tori and her mom were making faces at each other. Haha!
I’m a fan of these throwing cap shots! But you should know that it’s never a one-and-done type thing. Generally, the senior throws her cap up in the air at least 3-5 times. That way, she can practice the movement a few times - since usually she’s never done it before!
Love this close-up of Tori!
Tori graduated from Rocklin High School and is now attending the University of Colorado. Here’s wishing her the absolute best in college and beyond!
Jennie Harless is a Northern California portrait photographer who serves clients in Placer County, Nevada County, and Sacramento County. Jennie offers high school senior portraits and family portraits. Contact Jennie to book your session! To see more of Jennie’s work, check out her website, Facebook page or Instagram profile.