SAN MARCOS, TX. AUSTIN, TX. SENIOR PHOTOGRAPHER
UT Austin Graduation Photographer - Capture Your Iconic Longhorn Moment
Looking for UT Austin graduation photos that stand out?
I specialize in professional UT Austin graduation photography, capturing the excitement, pride, and achievement of your Longhorn journey.
Most Popular UT Austin Graduation Photo Locations
As a dedicated UT Austin graduation photographer, I know the best lighting, angles, and timing to avoid crowds at the most iconic UT spots:
• UT Tower & Main Building (The #1 Longhorn grad photo)
• Littlefield Fountain
• Battle Hall – Blue Doors
• Goldsmith Hall Courtyard
• The UT Seal / South Mall
• The Gates of the University
• Your college building (McCombs, CNS, Cockrell, Moody, etc.)
Whether you’re taking cap-and-gown portraits, solo grad photos, best-friend shoots, or family portraits — I help guide posing and make the session stress-free and fun.
Why longhorns choose me?
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Experienced UT Austin graduation photographer
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I know photo timing to avoid crowds (peak season gets intense)
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Fast turnaround available (option for 48–72 hour delivery)
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Online gallery to download photos + order professional prints
You’ll walk away with high-quality images that look cinematic, authentic, and confident.
Frequently asked questions
Q: When is the best time to take graduation photos at UT Austin?
A: The best lighting is early morning or golden hour. Peak months (March–May) book quickly, so the earlier you reserve a date, the better.
Q: How many locations can we go to during the session?
A: Most sessions hit all the main spots — UT Tower, Littlefield Fountain, Battle Hall Blue Doors, and Goldsmith Courtyard. Longer sessions allow for more variety.
Q: Can I bring friends or family?
A: Absolutely! Bring hype squad energy. 🎉
Q: What should I wear?
A: Most students wear business-casual or dressy outfits under their cap and gown. I’ll send a styling guide after you book.
Q: Do you offer rush editing?
A: Yes — I offer expedited delivery in 48–72 hours for students needing photos for announcements or invitations.
Q: Are deposits refundable?
A: No they are non-fundable.