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Hi, I'm Mollie.
Woman. Wife. Mother. Creator. Artist.

I'm a photographer, with a more modern style, working with both natural and studio settings and lighting. I specialize in newborns, children and high school seniors. I also enjoy working with engaged couples and book select weddings each year.

I am unbelievably lucky to get to do what I love for a living! I'm also so blessed to find people who truly value photos of their family and choose me to capture these unique moments in their lives. Not something I take lightly.

I've created my own little spot here on the web to share a bit of everything... from recent sessions, updates & specials, as well as whatever sparks my interest! I would love for you to subscribe to the blog or check back often for updates. So grab a coffee, put up your feet and scroll on down.

Oh and pssst.... I looove blog love {wink wink} so if you see something yummy, feel free to leave me a comment while you're here!

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{the one} where we take it to the streets | austin family photography

12.29.08 Posted in children, families

My long awaited shoot finally happened! {visualize me doing a fancy happy dance} For months, or a year rather, I’ve been waiting on my sister and her whole Mötley Crüe to coordinate their 5 extremely busy schedules with mine and do an urban session! We’re still working on that {wink}. BUT, my very good friend Jamie set her family session up this last weekend and it was F-U-N! I’ve been in the parks waaaay too long and am now very much ready to do more downtown sessions! Trees and flowers are nice, don’t get me wrong, but this color and texture loving girl was right at home with this session. I know Austin pretty well, and our little two hour session didn’t scratch the surface on places to photograph! I’m ready for more. I hope you enjoy them!

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If you are expecting a baby {or know any expecting mommies}, book a newborn session with Mollie Kendall Photography now and receive one of the following gifts of your choice:

* Complimentary session fee for
a mini maternity photo shoot.

* A $100 print credit to be used
towards your final order.

If you know someone who is getting ready to have a baby, please send them my way, and tell them to mention your name to receive a $50 credit on YOUR next session!

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About Me

How did I get here? Hi, my name is Mollie. I am a girl from Austin who somehow transplanted out to Leander, Texas... to the suburbs of the city. I'm an Austin girl all the way through however. I am a mom raising two short, crazy, fruit-loopy kiddos. I'm a wife, married to a guy named Critter. I'm an ice hockey player who enjoys messing around with her garden. That pretty well sums up my world. Oh opps… forgot a major piece. The reason you're here... I’m a photographer! Now, I’d love to tell you that I’ve been in love with the camera since I could walk but that simply isn’t the case. I’m not sure I even owned a real camera before I had kids truthfully. And even then, once the first child emerged, I was a video camera user full force. But moving out to Leander and falling into many playgroups, I tried to pick up the other mom’s hobby of scrapbooking. Critter teased. Why would I do that when I have such a great Photoshop background he would ask. Clearly, as in most instances, he was correct. I flopped to the other side into digital scrapbooking. It would have been dreamy for me had I not stumbled upon a major problem. I was running out of photos, and fast! Enter Christmas 2006… the glorious DSLR camera gift. {Can you hear the angelic music playing?} From that moment on, everything I did revolved around learning that machine. Books, classes, workshops… The camera never left my possession. I was known to pull over during traffic just to catch a shot of something silly on the side of the road. It’s become a part of me forever, as easy as breathing. In the end, it's become an amazing career that I am so thankful for. Not many people can say they truly love their jobs. I can.