| Tracey Rich THS Senior 2026 |

Some senior sessions are full of energy and creativity right from the start — and Tracey’s was exactly that. A Tinora High School senior with incredible talent and ambition, Tracey’s session beautifully showcased her love of music and her connection to the fairgrounds she’s called home for so many years.  Despite a thick blanket of clouds and a light drizzle, Tracey didn’t let the weather dampen her spirit. In fact, the soft overcast sky created the most beautiful, even light — proving that sometimes a cloudy day can make for the perfect photo session.

We began her session at the Henry County Fairgrounds, a place filled with meaning and memories. The soft evening light filtered through the horse barn, creating the perfect rustic backdrop for her portraits. Surrounded by the charm of the fairgrounds — from the weathered wood of the barn to the quiet grand stand — Tracey’s session had that timeless, down-to-earth feel that perfectly reflected her personality.

While she didn’t bring her horse along, Tracey made sure her other passion took center stage — music. She arrived with an impressive lineup of instruments: her trumpet, mellophone, and two French horns. Each instrument told a piece of her story, representing the dedication, discipline, and joy she’s poured into her years as a musician.

After capturing a variety of portraits around the fairgrounds, we headed to Tinora High School for the second half of her session. The school setting provided a meaningful backdrop as Tracey prepares for her next big step — continuing her musical journey at Youngstown State University, where she plans to major in music.

Tracey’s session was the perfect reflection of who she is: talented, driven, and full of quiet confidence. Photographing her surrounded by the places and passions that define her made every image feel personal and authentic — exactly what senior photography should be.

Congratulations, Tracey! We can’t wait to see all the amazing things you’ll accomplish as you pursue your music degree at Youngstown State.

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| Macy Eicher NHS Senior 2026 |

Senior year is such an exciting milestone — full of “lasts,” but also so many new beginnings. This was Macy’s second half of her senior photos, and we were thrilled to capture even more of her personality and style this time around!

We started our afternoon in Grand Rapids, Ohio, where the charm of the small town made for the perfect backdrop. From rustic brick walls to cozy storefronts, her natural confidence and laughter brought her images to life. The fall colors along the streets added such a warm, timeless glow to her portraits and the low water level allowed for some fun images in the river!

After exploring Grand Rapids, we headed back to Napoleon, to finish her session in some of her favorite local spots.

This second session felt like the perfect continuation of her senior story — relaxed, joyful, and full of adventure. We love when seniors choose to do a follow-up session; it gives us a chance to capture more of who they are as they head into their next chapter.

Congratulations, Macy — we can’t wait to see all that your senior year brings!

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| Tyler Rohrs LCHS Senior 2026 |

How is this young man a senior already?!  Tyler helped us to kick off our fall senior season last weekend in LC .  He showed up looking dapper in a suit  and then we walked the streets of downtown, found fantastic spots, and then headed out to the farm, a favorite place of all of ours.  Tyler isn’t just any senior, he is a role model to our kids who can’t wait to farm with him some day, a wonderful young man, and family.  It’s been a pleasure to watch him grow and we can’t wait to see where he heads next.  Keep an eye out in a few weeks for Tyler’s sports session!

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