Amanda Joyce Photography

Amanda Joyce Photography Professional photographer located in South Texas that specializes in Senior and teen portraits!

Aubrie | Class of 2027 ✨For Aubrie’s first full senior session with me, we headed down “Highway 2027” — old suitcases, a...
09/10/2026

Aubrie | Class of 2027 ✨

For Aubrie’s first full senior session with me, we headed down “Highway 2027” — old suitcases, an open road, a little adventure, and a whole lot of trust in whatever vision I had in my head. ☺️

Aubrie is so natural in front of the camera. She moves effortlessly, trusts the process, and truly does not take a bad photo. I loved getting to be playful and creative with this one and watching the whole idea come to life.

But I also loved watching her mom — fixing her hair, taking behind-the-scenes photos, clapping when she loved something, and soaking up every bit of this season with her girl. You can just feel how much these moments mean to her.

Highway 2027 — destination still being written.

Another chapter in Aubrie’s story, and you’ll definitely be seeing more of her.

This photographer is officially OFF DUTY for Labor Day weekend!I see your messages, inquiries & booking requests — I pro...
09/05/2026

This photographer is officially OFF DUTY for Labor Day weekend!

I see your messages, inquiries & booking requests — I promise! 👀📸 I’m just giving myself the weekend to unplug and recharge before busy season really kicks in.

I’ll be back Tuesday, updating my fall calendar and getting back to everyone about booking + available dates!

Until then… the camera AND computer are staying put. 😂

Enjoy y’all’s Labor Day weekend! ✌️

Meet Violet ✨ | Skidmore-Tynan Class of 2027Violet absolutely KNOCKED her first Senior Spotlight session out of the park...
09/02/2026

Meet Violet ✨ | Skidmore-Tynan Class of 2027

Violet absolutely KNOCKED her first Senior Spotlight session out of the park.

She came into her session a little nervous and unsure — mostly just wanting to make sure she looked okay. And honestly? I think so many seniors can relate to that.

We live in a world of selfies where you can see yourself, adjust the angle, take another one, and know immediately what you look like. Being in front of someone else’s camera is completely different. You have to let go a little bit, trust the process…and trust me.

And that is exactly what Violet did.

We talked. We laughed. We moved around. Shoes came off. She laid back on the dock, walked into the water, and somewhere along the way I watched those nerves disappear. Her mom even mentioned that she could tell how relaxed Violet was with me — and that meant more to me than she probably realized.

Because THAT is what I want for my seniors.

I don’t just want beautiful pictures. I want you to feel comfortable enough that I get to photograph you.

Violet and I talked about senior year, college applications, acceptance letters, decisions about where she might end up next year, and all those exciting little butterflies that come with realizing life is about to change in a really big way.

And this is only the beginning of her story.

I cannot wait for our next session — and maybe by then we’ll get a little hint of where Violet is headed next. 😉

Violet | Skidmore-Tynan Class of 2027
Amanda Joyce Photography Senior Spotlight

Class of 2027 — only a few Senior Spotlight spots remain.

Miss Lexi. 🤍One of my first Senior Spotlight girls to have her full senior session, and this one reminded me why I love ...
08/25/2026

Miss Lexi. 🤍

One of my first Senior Spotlight girls to have her full senior session, and this one reminded me why I love senior photography so much.

Mom was right there doing all the mom things—watching, helping, fixing the little things, and taking it all in. And Grandma surprised me by coming along too. At the end of the evening, she gave me the biggest hug, and I don’t think she realized how much that meant to me.

Because that’s what all of this is really about.

I could have shared the biggest, prettiest smile tonight—and trust me, Lexi has one. But I kept coming back to this one.

The gorgeous hair. Those beautiful freckles. Those big brown eyes. Just Lexi.

And maybe a little bit of what Mom and Grandma still see when they look at her—their little girl, somehow already a senior, getting ready to spread her wings and head off to college.

These years go so fast. And sometimes it’s the quiet photographs that end up saying the most. 🤍

Some things you wear a little prouder.A letterman jacket. Your school. Your accomplishments. And the name on your back t...
08/24/2026

Some things you wear a little prouder.

A letterman jacket. Your school. Your accomplishments. And the name on your back that carries roots, family, tradition, and a whole lot of memories with it.

Oshel.

There was something about this quiet moment that I loved. No big pose. No big smile. Just a young man standing on a field that has been part of his story, taking it all in.

These are the photographs I think become more important with time.

Because one day, the season ends. The jacket gets hung up. The field looks a little different.

But the name, the memories, and everything it took to get here — those stay. 🏈

Melaila brought ALL the props, ALL the shine, and ALL the sparkle to her Sinton senior session. ✨I absolutely loved watc...
08/24/2026

Melaila brought ALL the props, ALL the shine, and ALL the sparkle to her Sinton senior session. ✨

I absolutely loved watching Mama right there beside her, helping get every little detail just right while we laughed, fought that crazy wind, and made some pretty sweet memories along the way.

We got SO many different looks during this session, but these two might just be some of my favorites. 😍

I’ll let Mama share some more from this beautiful girl’s gallery.

Junior year looks pretty good on you, Melaila. ✨

Sometimes you really don’t need much. 🤍A jersey, a football field, and a girl who was completely comfortable just being ...
08/20/2026

Sometimes you really don’t need much. 🤍

A jersey, a football field, and a girl who was completely comfortable just being herself.

I don’t get a lot of volleyball players in front of my camera, so this was something a little different for me—and I loved it. 🏐 She was so natural and easygoing, and honestly, that was all we needed to capture a little piece of this season of her life.

And Mama… I saw you watching. 🥹 There’s always something about the way a mom watches her baby during these moments. Taking it all in, probably wondering when in the world she got this grown.

Such a sweet family and such a fun little change of pace for me. I definitely need more volleyball girls in front of my camera. 🤍

I'm starting to get pretty familiar with Mathis territory, and one thing I’ve learned—there’s a whole lot of Pirate prid...
08/18/2026

I'm starting to get pretty familiar with Mathis territory, and one thing I’ve learned—there’s a whole lot of Pirate pride here. ❤️🏴‍☠️

You can see it in the way everyone shows up. Parents, little ones, family and friends. There’s so much happening behind the scenes—everyone gathering, smiling, laughing, reminiscing and taking in those last moments all together.

These four young men will walk onto that field Friday night knowing their people are right there in those stands, cheering them on.

It makes me happy knowing I get to be a small part of that for a little while. To freeze time, have some fun and make some really cool memories for these families to hold onto.

Because I’m right there with you, Mama. I’m in those stands too—watching, cheering and trying to hold onto every last moment. ❤️

Friday night lights. Pirate pride. And a whole lot of memories.

Pirates, your gallery is coming soon. More memories to hold onto. 🏴‍☠️

You see a football player.His parents see their son.A young man with his whole future in front of him—and a little boy t...
08/17/2026

You see a football player.

His parents see their son.

A young man with his whole future in front of him—and a little boy they’re trying to hold onto for just a little while longer.

Senior year goes fast. Faster than you think it will.

So grab the truck keys. Grab the fishing pole. Go to his favorite spot. Let him wear the boots he always wears, bring the dog that goes everywhere with him, stand beside the truck he’s spent way too much time and money on. 😂

These are the things that tell his story.

And that’s where I come in.

I don’t just want to photograph what your senior looks like right now. I want to capture who he is right now—the things he loves, the places he goes, and all those little pieces of him you’re going to miss more than you realize.

Because one day, you won’t just see a football player in these pictures.

You’ll see your boy on the edge of everything that comes next.

And for just a second, you’ll get to have this time back. 🤍

Let’s freeze it a little longer.

The start of their last first day. 🥹To all my TEAM27 senior mamas — thank you for trusting me with this chapter. And sha...
08/17/2026

The start of their last first day. 🥹

To all my TEAM27 senior mamas — thank you for trusting me with this chapter. And sharing these photos with us.

May this be a season y’all hold onto forever and one day look back on with the happiest tears. Together, we’ll make the best memories, celebrate all the little moments, and try our best to slow down time.

Here’s to the beginning of an unforgettable senior year. 🤍

TEAM27 ✨

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