About

Madison

Avery

Studio

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What's important?


Authentic self expression

Leaving a lasting legacy

Documenting and preserving for the future

Elevating the everyday


We believe


That a captivating portrait can change your business


That showing up authentically is a skill you can master


That anything worth doing takes time and preparation


That your life and business are a work of art and should be treated as such


Hi! I'm Madison Avery Somerville, founder and lead photographer at Madison Avery Studio

It all started in 2011 when my dad gave me his used Canon 5D while I was studying at the University of Texas.


In that moment, everything changed. I saw how my camera could be used to connect with others and share their stories. I then proceeded to take a deep dive into Austin's underground music scene, armed only with my camera and flash, to see how I could put this theory to the test.


Those nights capturing performers and attendees at iconic venues like Red 7, Emo's, and Mohawk taught me something invaluable: how to help people feel comfortable being seen. 


Then COVID changed everything, and that unexpected break gave me clarity on what to create next. Now, I own Madison Avery Studio, where we help executives and entrepreneurs show up confidently in an increasingly digital world. 


I often draw on those lessons from music venues – making people comfortable, capturing authentic moments, and telling visual stories that matter. Because here's the truth: we’re creating more than mere photographs. Together, we’ll make images that help you show up authentically in a digital world. And in business, that makes all the difference. 


Ready to tell your story and take your business to the next level? Schedule a call now.

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