Senior Portrait Sessions at Waterloo Park | Austin Senior Photographer
If you’d also like to have a photo session at Waterloo Park, here’s some information:
- EVENTS CALENDAR:Â Check out their Events calendar in case of conflicts.
- PARKING: There are meters for street parking (free after 6pm). I recommend the Capitol Visitor’s Parking Garage (parking is free for the first two hours unless there’s a special event)
- OPERATING HOURS:Â The park is open from 5am-10pm.
- LOCATIONS:Â I like to take photos behind and on the Moody Amphitheater stage. There are also lots of lovely gardens to explore. For younger kids, there are a few pieces of climbing equipment and a slide to play on.
- RESTROOMS: There is a public restroom you can use to change outfits in.
- NEARBY RESTAURANTS: If you’d like to go out for dinner after your photo session, some nearby options include the classic Texas Chili Parlor, the upscale Roaring Fork and Stubb’s BBQ.Â
- DOG-FRIENDLY:Â Yes, as long as they are on leash.
- WHAT TO BRING: It’s optional, but some prop ideas are listed HERE for Seniors.Â
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Stephanie Friedman first picked up a camera in high school, went on to study photojournalism at the University of Texas (Hook ‘Em), then worked as a photo researcher in educational publishing for over 20 years.
Besides all that, she’s been photographing Families and Seniors for the last 10 years. You can count on her to be communicative and organized before your session. She’ll help you feel relaxed and confident during your session. And you’ll have a smile on your face after your session once you see your new photos.
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