1. PARKING: There is a small paid parking lot off of Barton Springs Road. Use the Park ATX app to pay Monday-Friday from 8am-5pm and on Saturdays from 12pm-5pm. If the parking lot is full, you can also look for street parking along Riverside Dr. or in the pay lot at the Long Center.
2. OPERATING HOURS: The park is open from 5am-10pm daily.
3. LOCATIONS: Main features include the Doug Sahm Hill (with those downtown Austin skyline views), an open meadow, walking trails, three docks overlooking the pond and some flower beds.
4. RESTROOMS: There are public restrooms near the Alliance Children’s Garden you can use to change outfits in. (Or you can also change outfits in your car)
5. EVENTS: Keep an eye on local event calendars to make sure there aren’t major conflicts nearby at the Palmer Events Center or the Long Center.
6. NEARBY RESTAURANTS: If you’d like to go out for dinner after your photo session at Butler Park, some nearby favorites include: Terry Black’s BBQ, Mexican Restaurant El Alma, and walk up or drive-through Sandy’s Hamburgers. 
7. DOG-FRIENDLY: Yes, this park is definitely dog-friendly.
8. WHAT TO BRING: It’s optional, but some prop ideas are listed HERE for families and HERE for Seniors. 

• TIMING: Right before Spring Graduation, Campus gets pretty full of photo shoots. So try and plan earlier in the semester or choose off-times for your photos (or be okay with waiting for your turn in front of popular spots)
• PREP: Iron your regalia and bring it on a hanger.
• WHAT TO WEAR: You can pose in your full cap and gown, part of your regalia, regular dressy clothes or any combination of the above.
• LOCATIONS: If you have a particular spot on campus that means a lot to you (Ex. where you took the majority of your classes), let me know so we can include it in our route.
• ROUTE: I’ll send you a list of popular spots before your date so you can give me your top four choices to visit in your hour-long session.
• MINI ADD-ON: If your family will be in town, we can add-on a mini-family photo session.
• CELEBRATE: If you want to end your session in the Littlefield Fountain – bring some champagne to “pop” as well as a towel for drying off and flip flops to wear for afterwards. You can also bring some biodegradable paper confetti cannons to pop.
• WALKING SHOES: Since we’ll likely be doing a lot of walking around campus, wear or bring comfortable shoes to change into between spots (I’ll have my blue rolling cart to help carry everything).
• GROUP SESSIONS: If you’re interested in a group session with some friends, contact me for group pricing.
• TOWER CONSTRUCTION: Keep an eye on the latest UT Tower construction updates.

 After exploring around the Butterfly Bridge, we drove over to the Tau Ceti mural and then took some photos on top of the Convention Center Garage rooftop.

• TIMING: Right before Spring Graduation, Campus gets pretty full of photo shoots. So try and plan earlier in the semester or choose off-times for your photos (or be okay with waiting for your turn in front of popular spots)
• PREP: Iron your regalia and bring it on a hanger.
• WHAT TO WEAR: You can pose in your full cap and gown, part of your regalia, regular dressy clothes or any combination of the above.
• LOCATIONS: If you have a particular spot on campus that means a lot to you (Ex. where you took the majority of your classes), let me know so we can include it in our route.
• ROUTE: I’ll send you a list of popular spots before your date so you can give me your top four choices to visit in your hour-long session.
• MINI ADD-ON: If your family will be in town, we can add-on a mini-family photo session.
• CELEBRATE: If you want to end your session in the Littlefield Fountain – bring some champagne to “pop” as well as a towel for drying off and flip flops to wear for afterwards. You can also bring some biodegradable paper confetti cannons to pop.
• WALKING SHOES: Since we’ll likely be doing a lot of walking around campus, wear or bring comfortable shoes to change into between spots (I’ll have my blue rolling cart to help carry everything).
• GROUP SESSIONS: If you’re interested in a group session with some friends, contact me for group pricing.
• TOWER CONSTRUCTION: Keep an eye on the latest UT Tower construction updates.

1. PARKING: There is parking along the road you drive in on. I recommend starting near the barn and parking over there. 
2. OPERATING HOURS: The park is open from 5am-10pm daily. Admission is free.
3. LOCATIONS: This park is 215 acres. Main features include the barn, the fields, the trails and the waterfront area. It’s about a 10 minute walk from the barn to the dock.
4. WARDROBE: We’ll be doing some walking from one part of the park to another, so wear (or bring) comfortable shoes. Since you’ll be standing in tall grass, I recommend boots for some of your outfits (lots of wildlife call this park their home).
5. SCHEDULE: This park is very busy during peak times (October/November for Family photos and March/April/May for Senior Photos). It’s also very popular with birders. 
6. RESTROOMS: There are two port-o-potties by the barn. There is one other restroom near the waterfront. Plan to change outfits in your car. 
7. NEARBY RESTAURANTS: If you’d like to go out for dinner after your photo session at Commons Ford, some nearby options include: Patrizi’s for Italian, County Line for BBQ or bistro & bakery goodies at Ronnie’s Real Food. 
8. DOG-FRIENDLY: Yes, this park is definitely dog-friendly. 
9. WHAT TO BRING: It’s optional, but some prop ideas are listed HERE for Seniors. 

1. PARKING: There are several parking lots depending on which part of the park you want to explore.  
2. OPERATING HOURS: The park is open from 8am-10pm daily. Admission is $6/adult. I recommend booking a day pass in advance of your session.
3. LOCATIONS: This park is has many scenic locations. Check out this trail map. I like to start at Upper Falls then drive over to Lower Falls.
4. WARDROBE: We’ll be doing some walking from one part of the state park to another, so wear (or bring) comfortable shoes. You may even want water shoes and bring a towel if you decide to dip your feet in the creek.
5. SCHEDULE: This park is busy during weekends with hikers and swimmers. I usually have to photoshop out other visitors to the park everytime I have a photo session there. 
6. RESTROOMS: There are several bathrooms located across the park for outfit changes. 
7. DOG-FRIENDLY: Yes, this park is definitely dog-friendly. They must be on a leash, and they can’t go in the water.
8. WHAT TO BRING: It’s optional, but some prop ideas are listed HERE for Seniors. 

1. PARKING: There is parking in front of the park. If it fills up, there are also spots in the neighborhood across the street. 
2. OPERATING HOURS: The park is open daily from 7:30am-10:00pm.
3. LOCATIONS: Main features include the trails, the bridge over the creek and the wildflower fields.
4. WARDROBE: We’ll be doing some walking from one part of the park to another, so wear (or bring) comfortable shoes. Since you might be standing in tall grass, wear boots for one of your outfits.
5. RESTROOMS: There is a public restroom available. 
6. NEARBY RESTAURANTS: If you’d like to go out for dinner after your photo session at Champion Park, some nearby options include: Moonshine, The League Kitchen & Tavern and Mama Betty’s Tex-Mex. 
7. DOG-FRIENDLY: Yes, this park is definitely dog-friendly.
8. WHAT TO BRING: It’s optional, but some prop ideas are listed HERE for Seniors. 

• This package can be shared by siblings, couples or best friends. You’ll decide on one location, date and time. Then you have 1 1/2 hours of time to share. It can be used by either High School or College Graduating Seniors.
• Expect about 80% solo images and 20% shared images (though this ratio can vary depending on your preference). For these two, they had just had a Family Photo Session back in the fall, so it was more like 95% solo shots and 5% shared images).
• Each Senior still gets up to three outfits and is encouraged to bring props that show their high school interests and college plans.

1. SCHEDULE: Start early with planning which date and time will work best for both of you. 
2. OUTFITS: Since you’ll be together in some of the images, plan on the same level of dressiness for those shared photos. 
3. PACING: When one Senior is changing outfits, I’ll focus on solo shots of the other Senior (and vice versa).
4. WHAT TO BRING: It’s optional, but some prop ideas are listed HERE for Seniors. 

1. PARKING: There are at least four free parking garages in Downtown Round Rock you can use. 
2. OPERATING HOURS: If you’d like to access the Round Rock Library restroom to change outfits, they’re open Mon-Thur from 9am-9pm, Fri 9am-6pm, Sat 9am-5pm and Sun 1pm-5pm.
3. LOCATIONS: The Library Courtyard has some great backdrops. I also like some of the Main Street Storefronts. Keep your eye out for fun art pieces or interesting nooks and crannies in side streets as well. 
4. SCHEDULE: Check for Downtown Events to avoid large crowds.  
5. NEARBY RESTAURANTS: There are over 20 restaurants on and around Main Street you can visit after your photo session. 
6. DOG-FRIENDLY: Yes, you can have your dog dowtown on a leash.
7. WHAT TO BRING: It’s optional, but some prop ideas are listed HERE for Seniors.