by admin | Apr 4, 2018 | bluebonnets, family, photography, spring
Bluebonnets, Bunny Ears and Bubbles – this sweet Round Rock family of five met me at Balcones District Park for their Bluebonnet Photo Session. Since it was also Easter and April Fool’s – we also did a few shots with bunny ears as well as bubbles from their baskets.
Please enjoy this sneak peek of their Spring Portrait session. To see all the photos and purchase prints from their session click HERE.
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by admin | Apr 2, 2018 | bluebonnets, photography, spring
by admin | Mar 29, 2018 | family, photography, spring
I met up with Truman and his family at the Ellsworth Kelly: Austin exhibit at the Blanton Museum of Art. Then we walked over to the Bullock History Museum to complete our Texas art & history appreciation.
Please enjoy this sneak peek of their Spring Portrait session. To see all the photos and purchase prints from their session click HERE (password protected).
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by admin | Mar 28, 2018 | bluebonnets, children, photography, spring, wildflower
Bluebonnet Season is here! This family of five hung out in the blossoms at Old Settlers Park in Round Rock.
Please enjoy this sneak peek of their Spring Bluebonnet Family Portrait session. To see all the photos and purchase prints from their session click HERE.
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by admin | Mar 12, 2018 | max and miles, photography, spring
If you have kids, add Sweet Eats Fruit Farm to your “places to visit” list. And if you’re a photographer who lives near Georgetown, TX – add it to your “Spring Locations” list. Besides blossoms and blossoms of pink flowers in their peach orchard (for the photographer in you), you can also visit a petting zoo, jumping pad, hay maze, zip line, climbing wall, tire swing, giant mound of dirt to dig in (for the kid in you) – and this is all besides the seasonal “pick your own” strawberries, nectarines and peaches (and pumpkins in the fall).
