More Poses, More Options - Why Graduates — and School PR Teams — Love Our Approach
- Eric Miller
- 2 days ago
- 2 min read
By Eric Miller, President, MillerFoto Photography and Yearbooks
When it comes to college and university graduation photography, one pose is never enough. Every graduate deserves images that reflect their personality, their accomplishments, and the excitement of their big moment. That’s why our team focuses on capturing multiple poses for every student, giving them — and each school’s PR team — as many high-quality options as possible.
More Poses for Graduates
Every graduate gets a variety of looks:
Traditional stage portrait
Candid moments right before and after receiving the diploma
Full-length and close-up shots
Personality poses that capture their unique style
Family and friends photos when available
The result? Students can choose the images that feel most “them” — not just the one standard pose everyone else settles for.
More Options for PR & Communications Teams
School PR departments love this approach because it gives them a deeper visual library to work with. More poses mean more storytelling opportunities:
Press releases
Social media posts
Website highlights
Alumni features
Marketing materials for future recruitment
Having a diverse set of polished images makes it easier for schools to showcase their graduates and celebrate their success immediately — without waiting weeks or digging through parent submissions.
Built for High-Volume, High-Quality Coverage
Even with thousands of graduates, our workflow is fast, consistent, and efficient. We use a streamlined setup that allows us to capture multiple poses without slowing down the ceremony. Everything is delivered quickly, clearly labeled, and ready for PR teams to use within days.
The Bottom Line
More poses mean more personality. More options mean better storytelling. And better storytelling builds a stronger connection between your school and its community.
That’s why we photograph every graduation the way we do — giving students more choices and giving your school the content it needs to shine.
