I’ve noticed when I get to photograph families year after year, they like to alternate between urban and natural settings. So last year we met up at the colorful storefronts of the Domain Northside. This year, we met at the Seider Springs Greenbelt.
So trees were climbed, sticks got turned into weapons and tall grass made for some hide and seek.
Please enjoy some of my favorite photos below.
This family met me at Champion Park for their extended family photo session. Please enjoy some of my favorite photos below. Full gallery (password protected) available HERE.
Advantages include:
It was a treat to hang out in this extended family’s yard and document how much fun they have together, even in quarantine times.
Please enjoy some of my favorite pictures from this extended family’s portrait session below. Full gallery (password protected) available HERE.
Did you know that in 1865, General George Custer and his men camped under the sheltering live oaks at Seiders’ Springs? The Shoal Creek Conservatory has the whole history of this location if you’re curious.
History aside, this family was happy to just meet in a mostly people-free spot for family photos in the time of Covid. And those live oaks were the backdrop for some of the photos seen below.
It’s a yearly tradition to meet at Tanglewood Park for this Family’s Holiday photo session. And as with any photo session involving a toddler, we all followed little brother’s lead. Which meant taking frequent snack breaks and always being on the move to check out new parts of the park.
Please enjoy some of my favorite pictures from this family’s portrait session below. Full gallery (password protected) available HERE.
Because of Covid, I’ve had many more at-home sessions than any other year. And this fun family got to to hang out and play around in their front and backyard in South Austin for their holiday photos.
Please enjoy some of my favorite pictures from this family’s portrait session below. Full gallery (password protected) available HERE.