About

Madison

Avery

Studio

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What's important?


Genuine self expression

Leaving a lasting legacy

Documenting and preserving

for the future

Elevating the everyday


We believe


Custom photography can be a game-changer for your business.


Anything worth doing takes time and preparation.


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 spent the next 10 years documenting Austin's underground music scene.


Those nights capturing performers and attendees at iconic venues like Red 7, Emo's, and Mohawk taught me many things. Namely the importance of personality and self expression for success. Vanilla won't cut it.


After COVID, I moved back to Houston to be closer to family.  Quarantine had helped me see how I could bring my skills to the changing landscape of business.


So I stared Madison Avery Studio to help businesses owners stand out in an increasingly digital world.


I often draw on those lessons from music venues such as telling compelling stories and capturing personalities in my work today.


More than anything, my goal is to be a creative partner and create photographs that help you achieve your business goals.


Curious to see how photography could help grow your business?


Schedule your free, no obligation photography assessment today.

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