A woman in a white fur coat swinging round on the black metal footbridge in Pease Park with a man in a gray suit
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Pease Park

One long park along a creek, and it will do almost anything you ask of it.

12 frames·Pease Park, Shoal Creek, Austin

Pease Park runs north along Shoal Creek through the middle of Austin — one of the oldest parks in the city, and one of the few that gives you woods, open lawn, a creek and modern architecture inside a ten-minute walk. That range is why it turns up under every kind of session we shoot: elopements, headshots, editorial, dogs, and a family reunion on the grass.

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Central, free and open. Park on the street and walk in.

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Four locations inside one park.

Creek, woods, open lawn and the pavilion at the south end. You can change the entire look of a session by walking two hundred yards, which is not true of most parks this central.

A couple holding hands and laughing outdoors, the groom in a bright blue suit.
An elopement, mid-morning, nobody else on the path.
A man kissing a woman's forehead among the trees in Pease Park
A woman in white looking back over her shoulder beside Shoal Creek in Pease Park
A couple standing close in Pease Park, the woman in a white dress and pearl choker looking at the camera
Everyone else who books it

The same trees, a completely different job.

A woman in a blue floral puff-sleeve top standing with arms crossed outdoors.
A woman in a pale blue floral prairie dress standing on a creek bed at Pease Park, green foliage behind her.
A woman in a striped shirt and pendant necklace smiling in the greenery at Pease Park
A couple laughing together in front of the glass and stone pavilion at the south end of Pease Park
A young girl backlit by afternoon sun in Pease Park, her hair lit at the edges
I sent the pictures to my sister and she asked which two places we went to. It was one park and about twenty minutes.
Client · Pease Park session
A German shepherd sitting alert on a rock in dappled woodland.

It is a working neighbourhood park too. Half of what happens here on a Saturday has four legs.

An extended family in traditional Indian dress standing together on the lawn at Pease Park
Three generations on the lawn. The park holds a group this size without anybody having to squeeze in.

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