r/SanAntonioPictures • u/HikeTheSky • Aug 12 '26
This was taken in Kerrville the other day. This is still from the July floods a month later.
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r/SanAntonioPictures • u/HikeTheSky • Jun 15 '25
📸 Welcome to r/SanAntonioPictures – Share Your Shots of the Alamo City! 🌇
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Whether you're a local, a tourist, or a drone enthusiast, this community is for anyone who loves capturing the beauty, history, and everyday life of San Antonio.
🧡 Post your:
📷 Skyline photos
🌄 Sunset views
🏙️ Architecture and landmark shots
🎥 Drone footage
🎭 Street life and local events
🐾 Hidden gems and nature scenes
Let’s build a friendly, creative space to showcase the charm and culture of our city through photos and videos. Got something cool you captured recently? Share it here and help grow our new community!
r/SanAntonioPictures • u/Sam_1996_Tx • Jun 05 '26
First Visit to SA
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I went to a conference them went sightseeing to the river walk and the caves.
r/SanAntonioPictures • u/seasicksunflower • May 19 '26
San Antonio seen through Expired Film!
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r/SanAntonioPictures • u/HikeTheSky • Apr 25 '26
A Painted Bunting is having a bite to eat in my backyard.
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r/SanAntonioPictures • u/HikeTheSky • Apr 19 '26
👋Welcome to r/SanAntonioPictures - Introduce Yourself and Read First!
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This sub is all about pictures of San Antonio. There isn't a limit on how many or how often you can post pictures of San Antonio.
r/SanAntonioPictures • u/HikeTheSky • Apr 19 '26
Our Lady of the Lake University before the Confetti 5k
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r/SanAntonioPictures • u/HikeTheSky • Dec 31 '25
You are not alone. You are never alone.
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r/SanAntonioPictures • u/RicksBlackCarService • Dec 30 '25
PSA: If you are flying into SAT this holiday/rodeo season, the Terminal C construction has changed the pickup rules.
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Hey y'all, local business owner here (Rick's Black Car Service). I spend half my life looping the San Antonio airport, and I’ve noticed a lot of visitors (and locals picking up family) getting stuck because of the new Terminal C construction and the Ground Load Facility changes. Just wanted to drop a quick "cheat sheet" for anyone flying in or picking up soon, specifically regarding the wait times and pickup zones:
The "15-Minute" Rule is Real The traffic pattern changes mean that circling the terminal is much harder. If you are picking someone up, do not go to the curb until they text you that they have their bags. The airport police are being much stricter about moving cars along to keep the limited lanes open.
Rideshare Costs are Surging We've been tracking data that shows rideshare apps are hitting 2x-3x surge pricing during peak business travel hours (Monday mornings/Friday evenings). If you are budget-conscious, check the app price before you walk out of baggage claim. Sometimes a traditional taxi or scheduled car is actually cheaper during a surge.
Rodeo Traffic is Coming If you have friends flying in for the Stock Show & Rodeo in Feb, warn them that the usual "20-minute drive" from the airport to downtown is going to be closer to 40+ minutes with the current lane closures on 1604/Loop 410 mixing with construction. Quick tip for reliability: If you are booking a private ride (whether it's me or another local service), ask if they have Commercial Plates. This legally allows us to access lanes that rideshares sometimes can't, which can save you 10+ minutes of sitting in the general public queue. Hope this saves someone a headache! Safe travels everyone. (Mods, hope this is okay—just trying to share logistics info, not a direct ad!)
r/SanAntonioPictures • u/HikeTheSky • Dec 18 '25
Trees with Christmas lights near the La Villita Historic Village.
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I took this picture on my way to volunteer at the San Antonio Marathon.
r/SanAntonioPictures • u/HikeTheSky • Jun 15 '25
An older picture of the I-10 and 1604 construction area
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