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Supplies are limited, get your limited edition poster today...
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32.5" x 10" Panorama of the entire eclipse (from beginning, through totality, to the end) in extreme HD, professionally printed on a gloss finished heavy poster paper for only $50!
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18"x15" Professionally printed in semi-gloss on heavy 100lb stock, this poster features he end of totality (WB corrected to bring out the solar flares), and includes date and location, for only $10!
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18"x15" Professionally printed in semi-gloss on heavy 100lb stock, this poster shows the moment of totality, including date and location for only $10!
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18"x15" Professionally printed in semi-gloss on heavy 100lb stock, this poster features he end of totality (w/o WB, to emphasize the natural colors), and includes date and location, for only $10!

Meet Our Team

JESSICA BATSON

NATHAN BATSON

ABOUT US

Professional Photography 

Once again based just outside of Tyler, the husband and wife team of photographers at BatCave Studios are the premier photography service in the East Texas area, constantly striving to exceed their clients expectations and capture moments that will last a lifetime.

From portrait photography to aerial landscapes, BatCave Photography can do it all.

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Many and varied

We, at BatCave Photography, have a varied interest in our passion for photography, and that is reflected in the many different types of images found in our portfolio. Head on over and check out the different sections to see some of our multi-faceted work. 

"We don't just take pictures, we capture the fastest thing in the universe and turn it into a memory to last a lifetime."

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New beginnings...

       Things have been rather challenging of late. Having just managed to get the photography business off the ground, finally a living, breathing thing of its own, two sudden deaths in the family as well as the loss of my best friend (all within a week) prompted a move halfway across the country for the second time in a year. Now came the adjusting period both personally and professionally. The personal hurdles are obvious and varied, but it’s the professional ones that have come as a shock.
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     Lugging all of the equipment back to Texas was an understood necessity, but finding a place to put it proved more challenging than anticipated. . . 

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