Austin Industrial Photographers

Ricky is a photographer based in Austin, TX, specializing in real estate, live events, and restaurant photography. He attended the Art Institute of Houston for Graphic Design and began his photography journey shooting for various newsrooms around Texas and working as photo editor/paginator which encompassed AP standard photography/editorial. For the last five years his focus has been real estate as the greater Austin community is experiencing exponential growth and he loves it! When he's not writing about himself in third person, he enjoys hiking with his family and dog on their property in far west Texas, eating (and cooking) delicious foods, telling phenomenal dad jokes, and meticulously documenting life with his wife and daughter. No one will forget any notable moment, ever, thanks to him (camera always in hand).

I started photography as a side gig while i work in the corporate world in August 2020 on the weekends. I do HDR blending in adobe lightroom and or photomatix pro 6 and edit in photoshop.

Faith Williams has been shooting for the past 6 years now, over 300 shoots so far in her career. Has worked with Company’s & Agency’s. Fashion and Weddings are her stronger passions but has great experience in every style of photography

César Barroso has over 15 years of experience with digital and film photography. He is known for his delightful good humor on set which always brings out the best side of his subjects.

I am a creative graphic designer and photographer for the last 10 years, based in Austin, Texas who is interested and educated in urban and architectural photography. I got into photography when I studied graphic design in my hometown. I was lucky enough to meet a number of amazing teachers when I used to study at university, all of whom opened new horizons for me in many areas like art and design.

From Montana to Mexico and Ecuador and all around the Rocky Mountain west Kip Sikora and his dog have logged thousands of miles on the road. He's managed a cattle farm, documented the lives of outlaw bikers and spent two and a half years living in an indigenous community tucked into the folds of an Andean cloud forest. He's shot concerts, fashion and food, and believes there is no better buzz than capturing what Henri Cartier-Bresson calls the decisive moment. He earned an MA in Photojournalism from the University of Montana and is endlessly inspired by the unscripted flow of shared experience referred to as reality.