I have photographed several high school seniors in Norman and there are so many fun places to take pictures around town! Whether you are looking for nature/pretty light or urban with buildings in the background or murals on the walls, Norman has a little bit of both. Here are my top 3 spots to take pictures in Norman, let me know if you know of any awesome spots I should try with my next senior session!

The University of Oklahoma

The campus at OU is one of my favorite places to use year round. There are pretty flowers in the spring, fall colors and leaves in the fall, walls covered in vines year round, and old beautiful buildings! And, you can’t forget the old red photo booth. That is always a client favorite!

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It’s also a great location to take pictures with your best friends! Creating memories to last!

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Downtown Norman\Main Street Norman

Main Street in Norman has so much variety and that makes it the perfect location for some senior pictures! Bright colored walls, alleyways with stairs, mural, and a courthouse lawn that has the most beautiful light during golden hour.

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Sutton Wilderness Park

Sutton Wilderness Park is perfect for your senior photos if you want golden sun-drenched images and nothing but nature! This place is great year round!

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Brandi Price Photography specializes in professional senior portraits and is conveniently located in OKC. My seniors come to me from Choctaw, Edmond, Moore, Norman, Yukon, Enid, and surrounding areas.

Brandi Price Photography is now booking beautiful portrait sessions for the Class of 2021!

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Email me at brandi@brandipricephotography.com or call me at 405-255-4757 to discuss and book your amazing senior session today!


I would absolutely LOVE to photograph YOU for your senior portraits!

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