NYC Senior Travel Session with Trystan | Kellie Rochelle Photography

A fun, unforgettable NYC senior travel session with Trystan — Times Square, Central Park, and Brooklyn Bridge memories captured beautifully.

Kicking off the adventure

There’s just something about a NYC senior travel session that feels magical. The energy, the iconic spots, and the adventure all rolled into one. Trystan’s session was packed with memories and moments that we’ll be talking about for a long time.

We arrived in NYC and settled into our Airbnb in Hoboken. The boys took off to explore right away while the rest of us figured out dinner (after I accidentally sent food delivery to Grand Forks — whoops!). Brittany jumped in and saved the day, and we called it an early night to get ready for what was ahead.

Broadway, comedy, and exploring the city

The next day, we explored SoHo and Times Square, wandered through shops, and grabbed tickets to The Book of Mormonon Broadway. But first — a comedy club stop. The drinks were terrible (seriously…just order water!), but we laughed our way through it and ended the night soaking in the bright lights of Times Square.

Senior session day!

The next day was all about senior photos! We met up with Real Tours of NYC and started in Times Square, then made our way to Central Park for stops at Sheep Meadow, Bethesda Fountain, Cherry Hill, and The Mall. After that, we wandered through SoHo and Greenwich Village, stopped for pizza at Joe’s, and of course — cupcakes. We wrapped up the evening with photos near and on the Brooklyn Bridge at sunset. Absolutely perfect.

Wrapping it up with a Mets game

The following night, we headed to a Mets game — not without a little transit drama (classic NYC), but we made it. The Mets won, the weather was gorgeous, and they ended the night with fireworks. The best kind of send-off for this trip.

Memories that last

From exploring Hoboken to Broadway, Joe’s Pizza, and sunset on the Brooklyn Bridge — this session with Trystan was packed with adventure and memories I’ll never forget. And just for fun, here are a few of Trystan’s questionnaire answers: