ABOUT

SARAH ANNIE

I create editorial-inspired brand photography for creative women in Austin who have outgrown the way they’re showing up.

My clients are designers, artists, educators, performers, and founders stepping into a new chapter. Their work has depth, but their images no longer reflect it. They don’t want stiff headshots, polished personas, or photos that look like everyone else’s. They want images that feel artful, human, and unmistakably their own.

As a photographer, dancer, and color expert, I bring more than a camera to the room. I think through mood, color, movement, wardrobe, location, and how each image will support your business. Nothing is random, and you’re never left to figure it out alone.

Before the shoot, we shape the direction together. During it, I guide you through movement, small shifts, and real moments, so you’re not stuck wondering what to do with your hands, face, or body. You don’t have to arrive confident. The process is built to help you settle into it.

Because being good at your work doesn’t always make it easy to be the face of it.

My role is to create a steady, thoughtful space where you can stop performing and start showing up as yourself. The result is more than a gallery of beautiful photos. It’s a visual language for your website, launches, press, social media, and the next version of your work.

Images that feel mature. Images that feel alive. Images that finally feel like you.

My work has been featured in, Texas Monthly, The Austin Chronicle, Sightlines Magazine & EASTside Magazine

“A dancer and photographer, floating skillfully between these worlds.”


— AUSTIN CHRONICLE

“fast becoming the go-to photographer of the Austin dance community…”

— TEXAS MONTHLY

LET’S SHAPE YOUR VISION

Before photography, there was movement


Years of dance taught me something I still use every day: people rarely look most like themselves when they're standing still and trying to get it right.

They look like themselves in action. Mid-conversation or doing what they love. 

That's why movement is built into my process.

Not as a style choice. As a way of helping people settle into their own rhythm instead of performing for the camera.

Explore the Process