based in houston,

available worldwide.

wherever you are, i’ll be there.from quiet moments to big laughs, tears, celebrations and everything in between, i photograph the moments that make your story yours. based in houston and available worldwide, i bring a documentary eye to portraits, celebrations and everything in between — finding the moments you planned for and the ones you never saw coming.intimate or grand. backyard or stadium. wherever your story takes us, i’ll make sure you have the photographs to take you back.

portraits

you don’t need a reason. but if you have one, even better.
milestones, birthdays, seniors, maternity, families, personal branding, headshots, press kits, album art — or simply because you want great photographs of yourself.
whether we’re creating something polished and intentional or letting the moment lead us, the goal is the same: photographs that look like you, feel like you, and still hit years from now.

weddings

the big day is coming. it’s going to be fine — just take me with you.
i’ve photographed more weddings than i can count, and somehow i still love being in the middle of something so beautifully chaotic.the portraits matter, of course. but so do the nervous hands before the ceremony, your people losing it on the dance floor, the look nobody else caught and everything that happens between the moments on the timeline.intimate or grand, backyard or destination, i’m there to tell the whole story — so years from now, the photographs don’t just show you what happened.
they take you back to how it felt.

About Cory

photographer. storyteller. professional people-watcher.
born in chicago, raised in texas and based in houston,
cory dixon has been behind a camera professionally since 2007. over the years, his camera has taken him from family living rooms and college campuses, to concerts, corporate the and the cool continents.
the assignment has always been the same: pay attention.

cory’s work lives on the tightrope of polished portraiture and real life. light matters. composition matters. but the expression that lasted half a second? the laugh between shots? the thing happening just outside the frame? that matters too.the goal is to make photographs that represent who we are right now — and mean even more to us later.