San Francisco Graduation Photographers

Cooper Temple is a self-taught, part-time photographer with 8 years of experience in portraits, family shoots, baby shoots, events, weddings, commercial products, and real estate. He's also passionate about travel and nature photography, which he displays in art shows and local magazines.

Enkhtogos “Togi” Batmunkh offers experience in the area of capturing high-quality portraits, fashion looks, outfit of the day, lifestyle, merchandise, lingerie, graduation, children, maternity, engagement, wedding, business headshots, beauty, and most special occasions. She has expertise in using natural lighting and has managed to cultivate over 10,000 Instagram followers for a blogger who lives in San Francisco. Some of her shots have been recognized by brands such as Michael Kors and Bebe.

Anthony has been photographing professionally since 2011. He started in the world of photojournalism as the staff photographer for the The Vail Daily in Colorado. Since moving to San Francisco in 2014, he has turned his photojournalistic eye toward families, portraits, engagements, weddings, and food.

Victoria Garcia is an East Bay Area photographer who has studied photography for 8 years and been a professional photographer for 2 years. She has a B.A. in Studio Art with an emphasis in Photography. She is an experienced portrait photographer, having worked with families, couples, children and babies. Also, she has some experience in event photography, like weddings.

Passionately devoted to producing delightful creative works, California-born photographer and polymath Christopher C. Lee stands out for his ability to capture timeless moments through his craft. His initial immersion into various urban cultures brought a profound awareness of fashion, street art, and design ethics. The brainchild of his lifestyle efforts resulted in streetwear label and movement, Troo Wear (www.troowear.com). Represented as a Certified Professional Photographer through PPA (Professional Photographers of America) and NYIP (New York Institute of Photography), his commercial work includes broadcast production with Sky News Australia, and collaborations with Google, Microsoft, Airbnb, Dropbox, YouTube, and more. He participated in the videography of Axent Wear, a headphones start-up by the celebrated artist Yuumei, raising over $3,000,000 in funds and achieving over 500,000 views on YouTube. His founding of the media production studio, Photomochi (www.photomochi.com), further established masterful imagery in creative projects throughout the San Francisco Bay Area, and he is also featured on Forbes, Entrepreneur, Yahoo, Business Insider, and Bloomberg. Christopher dedicates himself to respectful collaboration with creative peers, with a large network of professional artists that he tirelessly supports. He enjoys amiable, introspective chats with friends and approaches his work the same way that he greets folks - sincerely and true to the heart. Portfolio: www.chrisclee.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/chrisclee.ig Facebook: www.facebook.com/chrisclee.page Twitter: www.twitter.com/chriscleetweets Yahoo: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/christopher-c-lee-launches-photomochi-025000081.html Forbes: https://www.forbes.com/sites/julianvigo/2019/06/18/the-changing-culture-of-media-advertisements Entrepreneur: https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/337388 Bloomberg: https://www.bloomberg.com/press-releases/2020-03-23/legendary-christopher-c-lee-photography-film-of-san-francisco-k84katvc Business Insider: https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/iconic-fashion-photographer-christopher-c-lee-s-new-boutique-photo-film-studio-1029053377#

Jordan Lewis began training in a multimedia academy in high school where he learned the basics of photography. Throughout the years, he would constantly be working with photos and videos, becoming well versed in the tools of the trade including lighting, camera hardware and editing software. After highschool, he began to hone his skills further by picking up professional photo shoots for clients. From there, he decided to take his craft to new heights and start his own photography/apparel company, Solid Gold Co.