& snap some shots. my advice is to find a side road (plenty in the texas hill country) or a park that has some great patches to take bluebonnet pictures in.
2. scout the bluebonnet patch for critters. before sending the kiddos into the patch, please look around for ant beds and snakes.
3. look around to what is behind you. nothing kills a great shot than a car or sign in the back of the shot. that said, an old barn or windmill might be a great addition to the bluebonnet pictures.
4. best lighting is in the morning or afternoon. if you can, consider taking your bluebonnet pictures in the morning 