This photo session took place at Canyon of the Eagles in Burnet, Texas. A spot I’ve always been curious about, but have never visited before. Next time, I want to book a cabin out there with my own family. The resort has beautiful views of Lake Buchanan, plenty of wildlife to admire and a cute swimming pool (as well as the Lake) to cool off in.
Please enjoy some favorites from their Extended Family Portrait session below. Full gallery (password protected) available HERE.
Happy to share another batch of photos from my latest branding shoot at the International School of Texas out in Lakeway.
Getting to direct (or as much as you can direct the littlest kids on campus) to search for living and non-living things through their toilet paper binoculars in a field of bluebonnets for their Science Unit, well that was the cutest!
Please enjoy some favorites from the Hudson Bend campus in their gallery below.
I met this Class of 2022 McCallum High School Senior for her portraits at the Seaholm area in Downtown Austin. The high winds and hot temperatures didn’t slow us down as we explored all the fun spots in that part of town.
Please enjoy some favorites from her Senior session below.
Senior + Family photo session around the Ladybird Lake Trails in Austin This softball playing, live music listening, future Environmental Engineer wanted an iconic nature background for her High School Senior Photos. We picked the Ladybird Lake trails and the...
I wanted to share some background on this special pet photo session. From Ginger’s owner:
I always planned to get a photo session with Stephanie and with my dog, Ginger, but kept putting it off for a better time. I imagined our session in a specific season, when I could plan ahead and align a haircut for me and grooming for her, made all the trickier in the pandemic. All the details that I thought I needed to line up for the future perfect time when I would book our session. Assuming I had more time with her.
When Ginger was diagnosed with a tumor and given 2-3 months to live, the thought of being able to plan in advance seemed overwhelming, not knowing how she might be feeling at that point, where to take her where she would be safe and comfortable.
Stephanie offered to come to us and was so sensitive and kind to our situation. On the day of Ginger’s photo session, she was slowing down but still her happy self, and we took her to the woods near our place that she has enjoyed on our walks for the past few years.
Stephanie worked with a happily distracted pup with such kindness and patience, waiting for the right shot and capturing sweet candid moments in between. I’m so grateful to Stephanie for her flexibility for our impromptu photo shoot in spaces we enjoyed in our daily lives that Ginger was already comfortable with and for helping us document our remaining time together.
Please enjoy some favorites from this pet photo session below. Full gallery (password protected) available HERE.
