
01 / Austin studies
First Light on Lady Bird Lake
A yellow kayak, an imagined city horizon and peach light broken across teal water. A brighter direction for a place with a city-facing story.

MemoryFrame Studio / Texas
A place to remember.
A different way to keep it.
The first collection
Two directions from the same place. Start with the view that feels closer to your story.

01 / Austin studies
A yellow kayak, an imagined city horizon and peach light broken across teal water. A brighter direction for a place with a city-facing story.

02 / Austin studies
An overhanging tree and pale stone beside green water. A quieter direction for a gathering remembered through its landscape rather than its skyline.
The place behind the palette
Lady Bird Lake brings the city and its quieter shoreline into the same view. The City of Austin describes the Butler Trail as a waterside route passing skyscrapers, neighborhoods and natural spaces. These two compositions take different directions from that setting: an imagined bright city morning, and a closer, quieter waterline. They are artistic interpretations, not photographs or exact records of a viewpoint.
Location sources inform the setting, not an endorsement. No relationship with a park, public authority or venue is implied.
For the people who host
A lakeside stay. A wedding weekend. A gathering everyone made time for. Discuss artwork inspired by your own setting, a guest gift or an event keepsake.
These examples are not ready-to-order prints. A custom brief needs permission to use any supplied photographs and a separate scope agreement.
Making something personal instead?Inside the studio