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Julianne Hodges

Reporter, Photographer & Science Writer

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Email: hodgesjulianne@gmail.com

Phone: 254-253-0645 (please leave a voicemail)

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Last month as part of a journalism class project, I had the awesome experience of photographing these majestic dudes at @central_texas_tortoise_rescue, a sanctuary that takes in pet tortoises who need homes or whose owners can no longer take care of them. Find out more about the tortoise rescue, learn the names of these precious shelled friends, and see more of the photos I took here: bit.ly/shelled-doggos Many thanks to Central Texas Tortoise Rescue for all the great work they do and for letting us cover it! Bonus: at the end I included some photos I took at the UT turtle pond because why not? Turtles are great and you can never have too many pictures of them #turtle #tortoise #journalism #photography #photojournalism #animalphotography

In February, my journalism class teammates and I visited Tierra Prometida, an alpaca farm outside of San Marcos, for a story about eco-friendly alternatives to synthetic fabric. There, we met ranch owner Rhonda Deschner and her alpacas, and in the process of taking photographs for our package, I made a few fuzzy friends. Read our full project, find out more about these alpacas and see more of my photos at bit.ly/alpacafarmtx (or check it out on the first page of my portfolio, link in my bio) Special thanks to ranch owner Rhonda Deschner, who was great about letting us come to her farm and film her alpacas, and to my teammates Jiayi Sun and Jennifer Murphy. #alpacas #alpaca #photography #agriculture #journalism

So glad to be back for my last year of @utaustintx @moodycollege 🤘 #utaustin #universityoftexas

The projection of today's #greatamericaneclipse through a pinhole camera at peak in Central Texas (around 1 pm). Looking forward to 2024! #eclipse #eclipse2017

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