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Brand Photography
A library of images built around how your business actually works, so your website, your deck and your feed all sound like the same person.
San Antonio, Texas
Brand, portrait, headshot and event photography for people who are building something. Nearly thirty years behind the camera, applied to one story at a time.

The edit
The McKinnis Edit sits between fine art photography and commercial brand work. Not a budget studio, not an agency queue. A working partnership with one photographer who learns your business before he picks up a camera.
The result is a set of images that hold together. They look like you on your clearest day, and they keep working long after the session ends.
Services

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A library of images built around how your business actually works, so your website, your deck and your feed all sound like the same person.

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Personal, milestone and lifestyle portraits. We plan the session around the version of you that you already recognize, and then we go find it.

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Professional headshots for individuals and full teams, shot with consistent light and framing so a directory page looks intentional rather than assembled.

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Corporate, private and community events. Quiet coverage that stays out of the room and still comes back with the moments people will ask for.
Featured work
A graduate session photographed in a San Antonio design showroom. One afternoon, one person, one story told all the way through.












About
Michael has spent nearly thirty years making photographs. The studio was formerly known as Eye Soul Photography and was reestablished as The McKinnis Edit to reflect a more intentional, editorial approach to visual storytelling. The name is the promise: refinement, curation, a point of view.
He works with entrepreneurs, business owners and professionals across Texas, including San Antonio, Austin, Houston and Dallas. Clients tend to arrive at a threshold. A launch, a new role, a milestone. That is the work he likes best.
Michael's wife, Cerissa, is a key creative and brand advisor to the studio. She is the author of Navigating the Liminal Places, a book about life's transitional moments seen through the lens of interior design. That sensibility, the belief that a space and a season shape how a person shows up, runs straight through the way this studio sees a room and the person standing in it.


Contact
Tell me what you are building and when you need the images. I will come back with a plan, a date and a clear price.