The 3rd Floor Cantina is a unique venue located in downtown Bryan, Texas.

Sometimes it just looks interesting

A graduation photoshoot for Texas A&M graduate McKayla

When peeling an orange in between working on a painting project in college, a moment of inspiration struck when part of the orange looked strikingly similar to an eyeball.

Biggest Sweetest Records is a professional recording and production studio in College Station, Texas operated by owner Jacob Appelt.

Sometimes the City can provide some interesting photo opportunities.

Some interesting shots can be captured when playing around with the camera.

Dan Kwak is a talented jazz pianist based in LA who visited Biggest Sweetest Records for a recording session and a photo and video shoot.

Dan Kwak is a talented jazz pianist based in LA who visited Biggest Sweetest Records for a recording session and a photo and video shoot.

Some high quality family photos from the founder-in-chief Mr. J.M. Faber

Wondering how to give grandparents a great gift? Collaborate with JMF Studios on your customized gift idea! This project is a prime example of Artist and Client collaboration bringing ideas to life, creating unique and (dare we say) flawless end-results of timeless and entertaining visual memories.

Finding inspiration in nature through the lens of the camera.

An image taken in Salt Lake City that has become a studio favorite.

Taking photos of the kids enjoying their Christmas gift captured a photograph that also inspired this project.

These panorama photographs require stitching together several photos together to capture a scene that cannot otherwise be captured in one shot.

Some photographs of people in JMF's Life

Pets tend to be great subjects for a photoshoot

Kevin required some help with the product photography of his Wifi Cafe Re-Branding project.

This photoshoot marks the last time the UUCBV congregation gathered in their original property at 205 Wellborn road in College Station, Texas before the building was purchased by TXDOT scheduled for demolition.

Images that speak for themselves but are yet understood differently by each viewer.