Photographers for Class of 2018 Pinning Ceremonies

We have a few spots remaining for photography sessions for the Class of 2018's May 26th bar pinning ceremonies after graduation. Spots are filling up fast so give yourself peace-of-mind and have this once in a lifetime event captured by 2 professional photographers (who both just so happen to be West Point graduates, class of '10 and '03). 

You'll get 1-hour of photographic coverage of your son/daughter's bar pinning ceremony in the style of professional photographers Chris Pestel and Caroline Taft. During this 1-hour session you will get candid, photojournalistic coverage of your cadet's bar pinning as well as individual and family portraits. You can expect 50-75 quality images available for download via a web gallery within 48 hours of the session. This gallery can be shared with friends and family and can be used to impress everyone with high impact, professional images ready for your newly christened 2LT's graduation party.

// $250 per graduate

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