Austin Photography and Beyond
From Offshore Oil and Gas to Austin Conventions and food photography. The Austin Photographer can capture just about anything and everything.
Liftboat Operation, Construction and Offshore Cranes
When I’m not photographing conventions, hotels and restaurants and live music in Austin you may catch me on a seaplane or at new residential construction sites. In 2012, I was commissioned to help EBI increase sales of its offshore pedestal-mounted cranes through a new website and professional photography. I photographed their cranes in operation aboard workboats and liftboats in the Gulf of Mexico, as well as their Louisiana construction facilities. The imagery gave customers tangible proof of EBI’s capabilities—showing their cranes being built and at work.
Within three months of launching the new website, EBI reached the first page of Google and secured orders for two $7 million cranes from XTO (ExxonMobil).
Austin Real Estate Construction Photography
Great Austin photography does more than showcase the finished product—it reveals the craftsmanship behind it.
While working in real estate sales for StoryBuilt, I photographed homes throughout the construction process, giving buyers a behind-the-scenes look at the quality and attention to detail built into each home.
The photography became a valuable sales tool. In 11 months, I sold 21 homes and ranked as the #1 sales agent for several months—demonstrating how strong visual storytelling can build confidence and drive results.
Machining & Fabrication Photography
LB Foster, a large corporation with locations throughout Texas, reached out to me to document the process behind cutting and threading piping used in agricultural applications. Through a combination of process-driven and environmental photography, I captured their team at work, the specialized machinery in action, and the craftsmanship behind each stage of production. The final collection of images showcased not only how the work gets done, but also the people and equipment that make it possible.
Select photographs have been omitted to protect proprietary processes and practices.
