University of Texas at Austin, United States

Photography Tour in University of Texas at Austin

The best photos of University of Texas at Austin aren't at the obvious landmarks. The real magic is in the side streets, the reflected light, the unexpected angles that only reveal themselves to those exploring on foot.

A massive flagship campus in the Texas capital — a 307-foot tower, a sprawling South Mall, and a Longhorn culture that defines Austin.

Top Photography Tour Spots

•Harry Ransom Center — a research library and museum housing a Gutenberg Bible, the world's first photograph, and vast literary archives

Hidden Photography Tour Gems

•Littlefield Fountain — a dramatic 1933 bronze fountain at the entrance to the South Mall, depicting Columbia on the prow of a ship
•The Turtle Pond — a small pond near the communication buildings where students study and watch turtles, a calm spot on the busy campus

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