10 tips for better graduation photos:

1. Choose the right location: Pick a location that is meaningful to you or that fits the theme of your photos. Consider the lighting, background, and accessibility of the location.
2. Dress appropriately: Wear an outfit that represents you and makes you feel confident. Choose colours that complement your skin tone, and consider accessories that can add some personality to your photos.
3. Incorporate props: Props, such as books, diplomas, or graduation caps, can add depth and interest to your photos. Consider what props would be appropriate for your photos and how you would like to use them.
4. Experiment with poses: Try different poses and expressions to find what works best for you. Practice in front of a mirror or have someone take photos of you to see what poses look best.
5. Pay attention to lighting: Good lighting can make or break your photos. Schedule your photoshoot during a time when you have plenty of natural light, either early in the morning or late in the afternoon.
6. Work with a professional photographer: A professional photographer can help capture your best angles and ensure that your photos look great. Choose a photographer who you feel comfortable with and who understands your vision for your photos.
7. Consider editing: Find a photographer who’s editing style matches your vision.  Every photography has their own style so researching a head of time is important.
8. Get plenty of rest: Being well-rested will help you look and feel your best during your photoshoot. Make sure to get a good night’s sleep before your photoshoot.
9. Prepare ahead of time: Plan ahead for any weather conditions and bring any props or accessories you want to use. Also, make sure to have a backup plan in case of inclement weather.
10. Have fun: Enjoy the experience! Graduation photos are a celebration of a significant life event, so make sure to have fun and enjoy the process.

In conclusion, by following these 10 tips, you can ensure that your graduation photos are a reflection of your style and personality, and a lasting memory of a major milestone.