by admin | May 2, 2016 | location information, location scouting, photography
You can live in Austin for over 20 years and still find spots in the city you’ve never been to. Now – I’ve visited the Camp Mabry track – but little did I know until another mom told me – that there’s also a pond to visit there. And as we were pulling up, we got to see some Boy Scouts packing up their tents to head out. The boys were hopeful to find some ducks to share their bread – but ended up eating most of the slices themselves 🙂
And if you go out next Saturday, it’s the Touch-a-Truck event!
by admin | Apr 13, 2016 | photography, siblings, spring, twins
Ginny, Elliot and Levi met me for sunrise at Lady Bird Lake last weekend. We explored the fields of wildflowers then watched the rowers on the water. The bluebonnets were almost gone, but the Indian Paintbrushes more than made up for it.
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 | Apr 1, 2016 | children, photography, spring
I met up with Truman & Family by the Pedestrian Bridge before sunset. We watched the trains, listened to the drum circle that happened to be there and practiced our best ninja style jumps.
Please enjoy this sneak peek of his 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 29, 2016 | photography, yoga
Hello, Mindful Classrooms Kickstarter! Please SHARE, DONATE, ENJOY! I’ve had so much fun taking the photos for this project. And at home, Max is having conversations with me about meditating and my prefrontal cortex (!) – it’s been amazing to witness.
by admin | Mar 29, 2016 | location information, location scouting, photography
Photos from three separate trips to Wild Basin are shown here. The boys love running the trails – though Miles prefers to be carried back up from the Waterfall Trail (hello, morning workout).
There are some gorgeous vistas and easy loops as well. It’s free to hike, and there’s parking available.
