Architectural and Real Estate

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Moon Over Downtown Austin





Bucolic Greenville, Texas





Snow In Austin?





The Long Center for the Performing Arts





Austin Hyatt on Lady Bird Lake





First Cumberland Presbyterian Church





Ginny's Little Longhorn Saloon





Chapel Dulcinea





The Blanton Museum Of Art





Austin, Texas: Toy City





Gothic Reflection





McCarty General Store





The 360 Building in downtown Austin, Texas





From the Series "Reflections of Downtown Austin"





Portrait of Graham at the Texas State Capital Building





Assisted Living Facility: Corridor





Omni Hotel Driveway and Fountain





The Frost Building





Austin Wedding Venue: Red Coral Ranch (Wimberley, TX)





Austin Wedding Venue: Le San Michele - exterior





Austin Wedding Venue: Le San Michele - interior





Austin Wedding Venue: The Barr Mansion





Austin Wedding Venue: Buda Ranch





Solar Installation Shoot for Solar Pro Magazine





Clouds & Sky at the Austin Lyric Opera Building





Pool Boy At Apartment Complex




To check his availability or discuss other details, please contact Jeff Campbell by phone at
512-658-9488 or send an email to jeff (at) jeffcampbell (dot) org.
Thank you!

Jeff Campbell Photography is a Preferred Vendor listed in these directories:

 Austin, Texas Wedding Photographers section of Decidio.com

Austin, Texas Wedding Photographers section of PhotographyPros.com


Jeff Campbell Photography provides exceptional photography and image retouching services
to a wide range of clients throughout Austin and Central Texas.  Specializing in Weddings, Portraiture,
Events and Editorial assignments, Jeff Campbell helps clients "turn fleeting moments into lasting memories."

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Jeff Campbell Photography is a full-service photo studio based in Austin, Texas. 
Austin Wedding Photographers  -- Helpful Information and FAQ's
Selecting an Austin Wedding Photographer is one of the most important aspects of your wedding. JeffCam Photo is one of Austin's top wedding photographers in Austin.
You can find detailed information here including sample photographs, packages and rates.

Find an Austin Wedding Photographer
Make sure you meet and get to know your Austin wedding photographer and that you get along with him/her. You can hire the best wedding photographer in Austin,
but if he or she doesn’t make you smile, you will not be happy with your photographs.

You should make sure that your Austin wedding photographer brings a backup camera to the wedding. Make sure your Austin wedding photographer specializes in shooting weddings, as
weddings are very specialized events. If you hire an experienced Austin wedding photographer, you rest assured that you and your family will enjoy your wedding photographs for years to come.

Questions to Ask
• Who will own the pictures and will the client have to pay  the photographer for prints?
• How many years of experience does your Austin Wedding photographer have?
• What percentage of your Austin Wedding photographer's business is dedicated to weddings? Portraiture? Architectural?
• Approximately how many weddings does your Austin Wedding photographer do each year?
• Are you the person who will photograph my wedding?
• Does your Austin Wedding photographer have a professional studio?
• What type of equipment does your Austin Wedding photographer use?
• What's the best way to find a good Wedding Photographer in Austin, Texas?
• Does your Austin Wedding photographer bring backup equipment with them to weddings?
• Does your Austin Wedding photographer have liability insurance?
• Can your Austin Wedding photographer take studio portraits?
• What is the payment policy of your Austin Wedding photographer?
• What is the cancellation policy of your Austin Wedding photographer?
• Does your Austin Wedding photographer offer a money-back guarantee?

The most basic goal in wedding photography has always been quite simple: To make a portrait of the newlyweds.
Over time, as photographic services have become more accessible, wedding photography expanded to include pictures of the wedding party
and the families of the bride and groom. Gradually, wedding portraiture has evolved to the point where creative shots showing the bride’s gown,
the wedding party, and the newlywed’s rings are typically included with romantic portraits of the bridal couple.

The evolution in wedding photography continues with a new trend: photojournalistic photography.
Taking the journalistic approach means creating a visual record of the wedding day as it happens, instead of posting significant participants
around the couple and making sure everything is perfectly in place. The photographer accompanies the couple throughout the wedding day,
often starting with preparations for the ceremony and often staying throughout the reception (as does a traditional photographer).
The aim is to produce artful photographs which realistically portray their subjects. People are in motion - dancing, talking, laughing -
accurately reflecting the ongoing activity and the excitement of the wedding day.

The attraction to the photojournalistic style is that the photographer acknowledges the little things that make up a beautiful moment,
and pays attention to them - for example, a child playing with the ribbons on the bride’s bouquet, dad giving an old friend a tight-squeezed hug,
or the bride putting the finishing touches on her attire - memorable elements that fill the wedding celebration.

When well done, these candid photos capture on film the natural sentiments and personalities of their subjects, as people are not posed for the shot.
The photographer may use telephotographic lenses so as to be as unobtrusive as possible, allowing subjects freedom to just be themselves.

In spite of its newfound popularity, photojournalistic wedding photography is certainly not replacing its more traditional counterpart.
Creating an artistic photo from an ordinary moment involves split-second timing, experience and skill at this style of photography,
together with a highly - tuned sense of intuition on the part of the photographer. It’s simply a more risky enterprise to hope that the moments
will happen and the photographer will observe and record them. Taking traditional portraits insures that you will end up with a visual record of sets of people
(the wedding party, your families, etc.), grouped together the way you want. It’s also more comfortable for those
who want to have a moment to compose themselves before having their photo taken.

Couples who study the two styles often wish to have some elements of both portrait and photojournalistic photography incorporated into their own# wedding photographs.
 Considering that most couples will not opt to hire two photographers to record their wedding day, a well-rounded photographer who may lean more toward one style than the other is a good choice.
Talented photojournalistic photographers know the value of traditional wedding portraiture and can excel at making beautiful portraits, as well as capturing candid moments.
Accomplished portrait photographers produce classic portraiture, but can also set up scenarios which help create more spontaneous shots,
ensuring a variety of photographs which include the lighthearted moments of the day.

Talk with the photographers you interview to get their ideas about the trends in wedding photography. The key to successfully finding the right photographer is,
of course, looking at a lot of photographers portfolios, and seeing a good sampling of an individual photographer’s work before you engage him or her as your wedding photographer.

Texas, called the Lone Star State, is a not only known for its massive geographic size, but also for its genuine heart and hospitality. The citizens of Texas are known for their large, welcoming hearts.
Texas’ name comes from the word "teysha" which means, "hello friend" and in this state, “friendship” is the motto by which the culture lives by.
 In this wide span of kindness and warmth, Texas offers an endless selection of wedding locations to make your celebration spectacular, captured in quality by your wedding photographer.

Texas state capital of Austin is a magnificent wedding destination, seated on the Colorado River with its beautiful landscape of natural beauty and lush greenery.
In this area you will find a variety of wedding photography locations. Recreational activities are in surplus for your wedding party, from water activities to sports events,
 from the Austin Zoo to the fantastic local cuisines like the Barbecue capital city of Lockhart—there are never ending accessories. Austin Texas is simply the best place to live, work and visit.

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