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Images by Kamil Rizvi Portrait and Headshot photographer based in Georgetown,Texas serving the greater Austin area.

Portraits of Manel at my studio
09/26/2026

Portraits of Manel at my studio

I’ll be honest: at first, I thought this kid was a little brat.He was running everywhere, in a studio filled with expens...
09/17/2026

I’ll be honest: at first, I thought this kid was a little brat.

He was running everywhere, in a studio filled with expensive lighting and an Italian canvas painted by hand, and I knew something could get knocked over. I stayed watchful, but I let him run.

Because asking him to sit still and say “cheese” would have been a sin.

Just look at those expressions. That laughter. That enormous personality in such a little body. This is who he is right now, and I’m so glad I didn’t try to turn him into someone quieter for the photograph.

Soon, his face will change. Soon, he’ll be in school. But his mother will always have this: not simply how he looked, but who he was.

If you want to preserve this season of your family with the care and artistry it deserves, I would love to create it with you.

A few photographs from a wonderfully intimate evening with Faisal Mushtaq, founder of TechCon Global, and the Austin cha...
09/16/2026

A few photographs from a wonderfully intimate evening with Faisal Mushtaq, founder of TechCon Global, and the Austin chapter of the Organization of Pakistani Entrepreneurs (OPEN).

My camera followed the evening as it unfolded: welcoming smiles, stories shared around the dinner table, attentive faces, laughter, tea, and conversations that continued long after the formal discussion ended.

Thank you to Ashher Syed for inviting me to capture the gathering, and to Faisal for a warm and memorable conversation about entrepreneurship, taking risks, and creating value by connecting people.

For me, photography is about observing closely and finding the small moments that carry a larger story. Unscripted expressions, gestures, and connections often bring the memory of an evening to life.

The Stories Between the HandshakesLast Friday, I attended the first MPower Founder Sessions in Austin at RE|CREATE Cedar...
09/11/2026

The Stories Between the Handshakes

Last Friday, I attended the first MPower Founder Sessions in Austin at RE|CREATE Cedar Park, hosted by Ehab Gabr and Hoda Sallam. I was invited by Ehab and also had the opportunity to photograph the morning.

The room brought together founders, operators, investors, and builders for coffee, candid conversation, and an honest discussion about what it actually takes to build a business. When I photograph events like this, I’m looking beyond the obvious moments. I’m looking for the expressions, interactions, and small human stories that give the event its character.

I photograph corporate events, executive headshots, and personal branding sessions throughout Central Texas. If your business needs polished imagery that also tells a story, I’d love to help.

Thank you, Ehab, for the invitation and for trusting me to document the inaugural MPower Founder Sessions.

06/11/2026

You don't have to know how to pose to have beautiful photos.
One of my favorite parts of any session is watching people relax into the moment. It almost always starts with a little uncertainty, and ends with genuine smiles, quiet connection, and portraits that feel like them.

This reel is from a recent wedding session in the heart of Georgetown Square, where the charm of the setting was only matched by the joy these two shared together. My job isn't to create perfect moments—it's to guide you so the real ones have room to shine.

The result is more than a collection of images. It's something meaningful you'll be proud to see on your walls and share for years to come.

If you're looking for a portrait experience that feels relaxed, guided, and true to who you are, I'd love to help you create something lasting. Send me a message to start the conversation.

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Amanda & BlakeA Fun Day at the SquareAmanda and Blake's courthouse wedding at the Historic Georgetown Square was a remin...
05/29/2026

Amanda & Blake
A Fun Day at the Square

Amanda and Blake's courthouse wedding at the Historic Georgetown Square was a reminder of something I see often:

Most couples aren't professional models. They don't spend their days in front of a camera, and they shouldn't have to know exactly what to do when it's time for portraits.

These two brought plenty of fun and personality, but like most couples, they relied on guidance throughout the session. That's where experience matters.

A skilled photographer does much more than press a shutter. They know how to guide you into natural poses, help you feel comfortable, work with the available light, and create images that feel genuine rather than forced.

The Historic Georgetown Square gave us a beautiful backdrop, but great portraits don't happen because of a location alone. They happen when someone knows how to bring all the pieces together and help you feel at ease in the moment.

Your wedding day only happens once.

Don't leave those memories to chance. Hire a photographer who knows how to guide you, create beautiful light, and capture your day in a way you'll be proud to look back on for years to come.

Amanda and Blake, thank you for trusting me to document such a meaningful day.

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The men in your life deserve fine art portraits, too. Fathers, grandfathers, uncles, and brothers. Men who were always t...
04/06/2026

The men in your life deserve fine art portraits, too.

Fathers, grandfathers, uncles, and brothers. Men who were always there but are missing from those old photographs, as they were tasked with loading the camera and taking photos.

Great portraits are not taken. They are made with care, planning, effortless posing, wardrobe consultation, and deliberate lighting in my studio.

Call today for your free consultation.

As Robin came to sit for her portrait, I crafted a lighting scheme borrowed from the 17th-century European masters. I ha...
03/15/2026

As Robin came to sit for her portrait, I crafted a lighting scheme borrowed from the 17th-century European masters. I have spent countless hours in various museums studying those remarkable paintings.

She is wearing a Calico Green Antebellum dress with a dark blue bonnet. I recommend viewing it in full-screen mode on a laptop or desktop computer.

I love creating painterly portraits.

In Frame: Robin Lingren

Actor's PortraitsDuring a recent studio session, Satwika came to me for a set of headshots, an assignment quite differen...
03/10/2026

Actor's Portraits

During a recent studio session, Satwika came to me for a set of headshots, an assignment quite different from my usual portrait work. Actor headshots carry a unique responsibility. They must be honest. Casting directors need to see the person exactly as they appear, not an overly stylized version.

We worked in the studio with a hand-painted canvas backdrop and slightly dramatic light. The setup was simple, intentional, and focused entirely on the face.

I directed her through a series of emotional shifts, including intensity, warmth, sadness, and confident resolve. Each expression became a different story and a different character waiting to be cast.

In a short time, we created 4–5 distinct looks, each truthful and believable.

It is always fascinating to watch someone step into different emotional worlds while the camera quietly records the transition.

Call today to book your session!

Western with an EdgeFirst frame from an amazing shoot with Brittany in my studio, stay tuned for more.
02/16/2026

Western with an Edge
First frame from an amazing shoot with Brittany in my studio, stay tuned for more.

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