Car photography in Austin.

I photograph cars across Austin — auction galleries for Bring a Trailer and Cars & Bids, private-sale listings, and the occasional shoot for the fun of it. Everything below was shot here in town.

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17
shoots in Austin
9
marques
Auction, listing and private work

Recent work in Austin

All 17 Austin shoots
Red 2003 Ferrari Enzo with dihedral doors open and silver rims, Texas flag in background.

2003 Rosso Corsa Ferrari Enzo

Auction · RM Sotheby's — sold

Silver 1964 Elva Porsche 4-Cam race car with number 32 livery on display in a showroom.

1964 Elva-Porsche 4-Cam Development Racecar

Auction · RM Sotheby's — sold

1990 Singer Porsche 911 in Aubergine Metallic, with Fuchs-style rims.

Aubergine Metallic 1990 Singer Porsche 911

Auction · Bring a Trailer — sold

1966 Chevrolet Corvair convertible, blue metallic paint, chrome trim, wire-spoke rims.

1966 Chevrolet Corvair Convertible

Just For Fun

Silver 2016 Ferrari California T convertible with multi-spoke rims.

2016 Ferrari California T

For-Sale Listing

White 1994 Toyota Supra with aftermarket rims and a Targa top.

1994 T56 Swapped MKIV Toyota Supra

For-Sale Listing · eBay

Where I've shot

A few places around town that have worked, and where to find them.

  • 1966 Chevrolet Corvair convertible, blue metallic paint, chrome trim, wire-spoke rims.

    St. Elmo's District

    South Austin

    Warehouse walls and muralled frontage in the arts district. Suits a car with colour to play against.

    1966 Chevrolet Corvair Convertible
  • Yellow Ferrari LaFerrari with black roof, silver multi-spoke rims, and yellow brake calipers.

    Petrol Lounge

    Off Burnet Road

    A private collection space — climate-controlled, even light, and no weather to plan around.

    Petrol Lounge Car Storage
  • White Porsche 991 GT3 Cup race car #25 with multi-color livery, gold rims, and carbon aero parked in COTA pit lane.

    Circuit of the Americas

    Southeast, off 130

    Paddock and access roads. The obvious home for a race car, and where the vintage grids run each autumn.

    2017 U.S. Vintage Nationals at COTA

Shooting in Austin, answered

The things people ask before booking. Anything else, just ask me directly.

Do you travel anywhere in the Austin metro?

Yes — Austin proper, plus Lakeway, Westlake, Bee Cave, Georgetown, Round Rock, Buda and Kyle. Further out is usually fine too; I've shot in San Antonio and Corpus Christi.

Where will you shoot my car?

I'll suggest somewhere based on the car and what the photos are for. An auction gallery wants clean, even light and a background that stays out of the way. A feature set can take somewhere with more character. If you already have a spot in mind, that works too.

What time of day do you shoot?

Usually the hour after sunrise or before sunset, when the light is soft and reflections behave — paint reads properly and you avoid hard highlights running across the bodywork. A covered garage lets us shoot mid-day when a schedule demands it.

How soon do I get the photos?

Five business days on the base package, edited and sized for wherever they're going. If you're against an auction deadline, tell me the date when you book and I'll tell you honestly whether it's doable.

Do you shoot for online auctions specifically?

It's most of what I do. Auction listings need complete coverage — exterior, interior, engine bay, undercarriage, flaws included — because bidders will ask either way. The shot list covers what a full set includes.