Alexander’s Austin Senior Portraits

Alexander’s Austin senior portrait session moved through three very different settings: the Texas State Capitol, Waterloo Park, and the Capitol Visitors Parking Garage. The mix gave us room for graduation portraits, park portraits, and a few city-lit frames after dark.

Alexander in a purple graduation cap and gown holds a diploma while leaning against a tree.

Waterloo Park brought in the trees and open lawn, with Alexander’s purple bow tie and suspenders adding a consistent touch of color alongside his graduation gown. It was a good fit for a senior portrait session that didn’t need to stay in one setting.

Black-and-white portrait of Alexander in a dark shirt, bow tie, and suspenders, standing beneath a low tree branch with both arms raised.

Alexander, wearing black, sits beside a tree in a green park and smiles toward the camera.

Alexander leans against a large tree in a black shirt with purple suspenders and bow tie, with a sunlit park behind him.

At the Capitol Visitors Parking Garage and nearby streets, the repeating lines, railings, and evening city lights shifted the look considerably. Those locations gave the session a more graphic, urban direction while keeping the portraits personal to Alexander’s Austin experience.

Alexander standing in a parking garage wearing a black outfit with purple suspenders and a purple bow tie.

Alexander stands on a downtown sidewalk in a black shirt with purple suspenders and bow tie, with city buildings and traffic lights blurred behind him.

Alexander in black clothing with purple suspenders and bow tie, holding onto a lamppost at night with city buildings behind him.

Black-and-white nighttime portrait of Alexander leaning against a decorative streetlamp, wearing a bow tie and suspenders.

Alexander has already started at Texas State University on a full scholarship, studying biology. He has also become president of the Texas State Ultimate Frisbee team—an impressive start to the next chapter after homeschooling and senior year.