College Station · Texas A&M

TAMU graduation photos

Cap, gown, Ring, and the corners of campus that mean something to you. Photographed by an Aggie student who has walked them too.

Stand-in, a Ring-and-gown frame belongs here

Where we shoot

Seven spots worth the walk

A grad session usually covers three or four of these. Which ones depends on what your four years actually looked like.

  1. Century Tree

    The one everybody asks for. Dappled light under the canopy, so it wants an overcast sky or the last hour before sunset.

  2. Academic Building

    The dome and the front steps. Big, formal, and it reads instantly as A&M in a frame.

  3. Haynes Ring Plaza

    Where the Ring lives. Worth a set of close detail frames of the Ring and gown.

  4. Kyle Field

    For anyone whose four years were mostly spent here. Exterior works year-round.

  5. Albritton Bell Tower

    Open sky and clean lines. Good when you want the gown to carry the frame.

  6. Military Walk

    A tree-lined corridor that gives depth and a long lead-in behind the subject.

  7. Bonfire Memorial

    Quieter and more reflective than the rest. Handle with care; it is a memorial first.

When to book

Grad season fills first

Ring Day and the weeks either side of commencement are the busiest of the year, and the good light windows are short. Booking a few weeks out gets you a choice of times rather than whatever is left.

Sessions run year-round in both College Station and Dallas–Fort Worth, so a session over a break at home works too.

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