High school senior guides, styled to your school.
Swartz Portraits publishes a fine art senior portrait guide for each high school it serves across Conroe, Spring, The Woodlands, Tomball, and Cypress. Each one covers what to wear in your school's colors, where to photograph near campus, and how two seniors represent the school as ambassadors.
Eleven schools, four districts, one standard.
Swartz Portraits is an application-only fine art senior portrait studio based in Conroe, Texas, led by Master Photographer Ty Swartz, with more than forty years of craft and a five-star rating across thirty-six verified reviews. The studio accepts no more than one hundred seniors per year, and no more than eight from any single high school, so every senior's portraits stay unique. These guides cover eleven high schools across Conroe ISD, Klein ISD, Tomball ISD, and Cy-Fair ISD. Each session runs up to five hours with unlimited outfit changes, moves from familiar settings near campus to editorial locations nearby, and finishes in museum-quality heirlooms handcrafted in Italy by GraphiStudio.
Senior guides across Conroe, Spring, and The Woodlands.
Grand Oaks High School Senior Guide
The corridor's newest powerhouse, a school still writing its own traditions. View the Grand Oaks guide →Oak Ridge High School Senior Guide
The original campus of the corridor, setting the standard since 1981. View the Oak Ridge guide →The Woodlands High School Senior Guide
The flagship, with a band honored around the world. View the The Woodlands guide →College Park High School Senior Guide
The academy campus, under the landmark clock tower. View the College Park guide →Conroe High School Senior Guide
The district's original Tiger, black and gold since the 1880s. View the Conroe guide →Senior guides across Tomball and Magnolia.
Explore the guides by location.
Two seniors represent each school.
Every guide reserves two ambassador spots. Represent your school, and your favorite portraits are featured on its page for every family who comes to plan their own senior's session. It is the most direct way to become the face of your school's Class of 2027.
Senior guides, answered.
Which high schools does Swartz Portraits serve?
Swartz Portraits publishes a senior guide for eleven high schools across four districts: Grand Oaks, Oak Ridge, The Woodlands, College Park, and Conroe in Conroe ISD; Klein Cain and Klein Oak in Klein ISD; Tomball Memorial and Tomball in Tomball ISD; and Cypress Woods and Cypress Ranch in Cy-Fair ISD.
Is Swartz Portraits affiliated with my school or district?
No. Swartz Portraits is an independent studio that proudly supports these seniors, and it is not sponsored by, endorsed by, or affiliated with any high school or independent school district. School names, colors, and mascots are referenced only to identify the seniors we serve.
How many seniors are photographed from each high school?
No more than eight seniors per high school each year, and one hundred seniors per year in total. Once a school reaches eight, it closes for the year, which keeps every senior's portraits varied and their look unique.
What is a school ambassador?
Each year, no more than two seniors per school are chosen as Swartz Portraits ambassadors. An ambassador's favorite portraits are featured on that school's guide page for other families to see.
Do you photograph seniors from schools not listed here?
Yes. Swartz Portraits serves the greater Houston Metro by application. If your school does not yet have its own guide, you are still welcome to apply for one of the one hundred sessions offered each year.
Swartz Portraits proudly supports the seniors at every school listed here. We are an independent studio, and we are not sponsored by, endorsed by, or affiliated with any high school or independent school district named on this page. School names, colors, and mascots are referenced only to identify the seniors we serve.
Find your school. Then tell me your story.
Begin with a complimentary in-home consultation, by appointment, 5 to 9pm. There is no pressure and no obligation, only a conversation about your senior and what their portraits could be.