Blog - Stephanie Friedman

A Touch of Therapy – Branding Photo Session

by admin | Oct 26, 2023 | branding, photography

“A Touch of Therapy believes in treating every person as a unique individual who deserves a specific, holistic treatment.”

A Touch of Therapy provides a variety of treatments to patients in the Austin area. The owner, Rachel, specializes in acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine, cupping and microneedling.

You can book an appointment HERE.

cupping branding photo session in austin, texas

For her branding photo session, we met first to discuss what she had in mind.

Her goal was to update her website and have a fresh library of content to share in marketing newsletters, blog posts and social media. We discussed her ideal client, what pain points she solves and what makes her unique. With that information in mind, we created a shot list.

Please check out some of the images from her session below and contact me if you’d like to discuss your own branding photo session.

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Austin Central Library & Seaholm – Senior Photography Session

by admin | Oct 23, 2023 | photography, seniors

“Your high school memories are the background music that plays as you embark on new adventures.”

Why are Senior Photos Important?

Well, Senior Year is a time of hard work, celebration and the beginning of a major transition. Senior Photos are important because they capture and celebrate this milestone period. These pictures mark the end of one chapter and freeze that moment in time. You and your family will have these photos to look back on as your embark on your next stage of life.

This Class of 2024 Senior wanted his photos taken at the Austin Central Library. If you’re interested in using this location, their guidelines are posted HERE.

For his Senior photo session, we explored around the library – especially the rooftop deck and then made our way around the Seaholm and Butterfly Bridge area outside.

Please check out some of my favorite images below and contact me if you’d like to book your own Senior photo session.

1. What prompted you to have this photo session? Senior year! We wanted to try to get some better pictures of Dylan that what the school captures.
His answer: “My mom said I had to.”

2. How did you choose your location for your session? It’s an interesting part of town. As an aspiring architecture student, I wanted a more urban setting.

3. What advice would you give to others planning a similar photo session? Try to relax and have fun. Easier said than done sometimes, but Dylan ended up having a good time and enjoyed his session.

4. Anything else you’d like to add about working with Stephanie Friedman Photography? It was great to work with Stephanie – she worked hard to help Dylan relax and feel comfortable.

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Viva Gullett Winner – Family Photo Session

by admin | Oct 16, 2023 | family, photography

“The best things in life are the people you love, the places you go, and the memories you make.”

This year’s Viva Gullett Auction winning family redeemed their prize with a fall photo session at their extended family’s farm in Dripping Springs, Texas.

We made sure to take photos under the tree where this Mom & Dad got married.

And also took photos with the kids’ sporting equipment, the family dog, and all around the farm. Please check out some of my favorite images below and contact me if you’d like to book your own photo session this year.

1. What prompted you to have this photo session? We’ve wanted for long while to get family photos done by Stephanie, knowing her amazing work and that she had the patience to handle our challenging brood. It’d been years since we had professional photos of our family.

2. How did you choose your location for your session? We chose a location dear to our hearts where our kids would feel comfortable and relaxed taking photos.

3. What advice would you give to others planning a similar photo session? Take Stephanie’s advice and suggestions, she’s the best!

4. Anything else you’d like to add about working with Stephanie Friedman Photography? Stephanie makes the photo shoot fun and creative. Her professionalism, skill, and flexibility made it an overall enjoyable experience.

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The Mad Hatter – Halloween Photo Session

by admin | Oct 11, 2023 | Halloween, photography

“Mad Matter: “Have I gone mad?”
Alice: “I’m afraid so. You’re entirely bonkers. But I’ll tell you a secret. All the best people are.” – Lewis Carroll

Five years ago, she was the Red Queen at the Zilker Botanical Gardens. When she decided on the Mad Hatter from Alice in Wonderland for this year’s Halloween Costume – it only made sense to go back to the Gardens.

With a vintage tea set and accessories (and keeping out of the way of the wedding, quinceanara and homecoming photos also happening that night), we explored the grounds and had our own tea party.

This Halloween photo session is one of my favorite yearly events. From discussing props to choosing the most appropriate location to embracing the character, it’s always a lot of fun.

And I got to bring a few favorite tea cups from home to lend to the shoot.

Please check out some of my favorite images below and contact me if you’d like to book your own photo session this year.

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NAMI Walks – Event Photography

by admin | Oct 10, 2023 | events, photography

National Alliance on Mental Illness 5K Fundraiser Event

On Saturday, September 30th, the National Alliance on Mental Illness of Central Texas held their fundraiser walk. It started at the Long Center for the Performing Arts and went through downtown Austin.

They had almost 800 participants (among 102 teams) that raised $243,464!