Houston Sport Photographers

Ricky Fairfield is a seasoned photographer with 6 years of experience, specializing in capturing the magic of life through his lens. His portfolio includes a diverse range of events such as weddings, sporting events, family gatherings, engagements, and graduating senior portraits. Ricky believes that photography transcends words, encapsulating lifelong emotions and meanings within each frame. With a commitment to delivering high-quality results, he combines his passion for photography with a keen eye for detail, ensuring every moment is preserved beautifully.

I'm Karina, a certified professional photographer in Texas, crafting stunning wall-art portraits and cherished heirloom albums. My passion is to immortalize your joyful, authentic memories, so your photos evoke love and happiness.

Najee Bell – Visual Storyteller & Photographer Photography is more than just capturing images for me—it’s about telling powerful stories through the lens. From high-energy fashion editorials at New York Fashion Week to intimate wedding moments and dynamic event photography, I bring a creative and intentional approach to every shoot. My background in music education has shaped how I see the world, allowing me to blend rhythm, emotion, and precision into my work. I have a keen eye for composition, a deep understanding of lighting, and a passion for making every subject feel seen and valued. Whether I’m working with brands, models, or couples, I strive to create images that leave a lasting impact.

I’m the marketing photographer for the largest sports and entertainment event in the nation. I’ve been published in Sports Illustrated, Billboard Magazine, People, the Houston Chronicle, and many other publications. I never settle for good enough, I strive to blow clients away with the quality of my work and my ability to meet deadlines.

As a Photographer and Videographer, I will capture key moments, things, people interacting, laughing, dancing and overall, just enjoying their time at a party, gathering, event or any place. Postproduction (also known as the editing phase), will allow me to highlight and put emphasis on key people, moments and things while creating a warm intimate and cinematic feel that is unique to each individual and event or specific to the client's needs.

Video is very different with many "tricks" to improve an image. Photography is similar, but there is so much more control to capture something important. I love the idea of getting more than one shot at a setup, event, or product. The control is what draws me toward different types of photography. The more random one discipline of photography is, the more respect that I have for those who thrive in it.