The high school senior portrait season is right around the corner! I offer on-location senior portrait sessions that are fun, unique and completely custom. Like my pet photography, an enjoyable experience and amazing final product are my top priorities. As always, I 100% guarantee my work.
Senior Reps Wanted
I’m looking for one or two outgoing 2011 seniors (and parents of course) from each of the area high schools willing to spread the word about how much they enjoyed their senior photo experience.
These “Senior Reps” receive:
- 50% discount on the standard session fee
- Credits for every referral that book a senior photo session. These credits can be applied to your print and product order or an additional summer shoot.
- Customized Rep Cards showcasing your photos to help spread the word and earn credits
- Facebook Images to show off your new photos
To allow for enough time to spread the word and earn your print credits, the Senior Rep photo shoot must take place before the end of April (an additional summer shoot can be purchased separately). The Senior Rep program is a great way to earn credits toward your print order just by telling others about your experience.
If you or someone you know has a 2011 high school senior in need of some photos please contact me. If you have any questions, would like pricing information or would like to schedule a shoot I can be reached at info@bobprohaska.com or 262.320.7387. More of my work can be seen at www.bobprohaska.com. I look forward to hearing from you.
Benji was recently diagnosed with an aggressive illness. Photographing sick animals can be emotionally very difficult, however I have found that it’s also one of the most rewarding parts of pet photography. This guy was so gentle and happy that I found myself forgetting that he was sick. Thanks Cynthia for contacting me to capture some photos of Benji. He’s a great dog!
I have a thing for short, stubby legs after growing up with a Bassset Hound. Pair this with some nice big, pointy ears (like my dog Chloe) and you have a dog I could photograph all day long. Liam is a Corgi set to make an appearance in a national Corgi magazine and in need of a good portrait. According to his mom, Liam was nervous and unnatural when they tried getting photos of him in the studio. Some dogs just need to be outside having fun before they will show their true colors. Liam was one of these dogs because out in the snow (with the help of a ball) Liam was as natural as can be. Anyone who thinks all dogs with little legs are slow has never seen a Corgi run. This little guy can move! Thanks Marggie for contacting me to shoot Liam. He was great!
This post is long over due. I had the opportunity to shoot a group of four dogs on what turned out to be one of the nicest days this winter. The goal was to get some great shots of the dogs since Butch, the Golden Retriever, was recently diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer and Charm, the Chocolate Lab, had some recent health issues. The whole group did not disappoint. I had a blast working with all of them. Gizmo, the Bichon, was not a big fan of spending much time in the snow while Dewey, the mix, was a 3 1/2 year old bundle of energy. The late afternoon sun turned out to be amazing and I tried to capture every last bit of it. Thanks Cyndi for letting me photograph your group, I hope you enjoy the photos!
I tend to shoot a LOT of photos (furry and not) and although there are many that I like, a majority of them never make it off my computer. So I’ve decided to do something with those pictures and will randomly post some of the keepers to the blog. Call it a new year’s resolution. This photo is Chloe on one of our snowy hikes.
Many of you know my affinity for senior dog photography. Windy was no exception. She is a 17 1/2 year old Yorkie-Poo. For the shoot we got a balmy 5 degree Wisconsin day. As you can imagine I was a little worried about what we’d get for photographs since cold weather and little dogs don’t mix all that well. My fears were quickly put to rest as I was able to get some great shots right off the bat. Windy was a trooper!
Most of my experience with senior dogs involves the dog staying in one place with me moving around. Windy had other plans. She was constantly on the move and made me work for every photograph. In the end I had a great time photographing Windy. Thanks Beth for the opportunity. I hope you enjoy the photos.
Saydee is a 12 year old English Sheepdog I had the pleasure of photographing prior to the holidays. The photo shoot was a gift to Saydee’s mom so I held off until now to post any pictures (which was difficult because of how much I liked the photos). For the shoot we managed to get some excellent weather after a week of 0 degree days. Saydee was a great model as you can see from the photos below. Thanks Leslie for introducing me to Saydee. I’m looking forward to hearing how the gift went over.
