Antonio T. Harris Photography

Antonio T. Harris Photography Freelance Photographer | Live Event Photographer | Headshot / Portrait Photographer | Unit Still Photographer (Independent Films)

Selling my Canon EOS R6 mark 1’s ($2000) Great condition. Willing to sell separately. For serious inquiries please DM.
04/10/2026

Selling my Canon EOS R6 mark 1’s ($2000) Great condition. Willing to sell separately. For serious inquiries please DM.

Blast from the past!! Thanks Tabitha!
03/29/2026

Blast from the past!! Thanks Tabitha!

I had the chance to work with Nailah Majeed, a talented young actress from right here in St. Louis, and the experience s...
03/16/2026

I had the chance to work with Nailah Majeed, a talented young actress from right here in St. Louis, and the experience stayed with me long after our session wrapped. From the moment we started talking, we found ourselves deep in a conversation about her aspirations in acting—where she hopes to go, the stories she wants to tell, and the kind of impact she wants to make. There’s something special about meeting someone who carries both ambition and humility so naturally.

During her session, we clicked in a way that made the creative process feel effortless. Nailah brought an openness and authenticity that allowed her personality to shine through every frame. As a photographer, that kind of connection is what you hope for—it turns a simple shoot into a collaboration.

I’m excited to see where her journey takes her. St. Louis has so much emerging talent, and Nailah is a reminder of just how bright the next generation of artists truly is.

You never know what kind of story will walk into your studio, and that day it came in the form of Creastal Pierre, a rea...
03/05/2026

You never know what kind of story will walk into your studio, and that day it came in the form of Creastal Pierre, a real estate agent from Haiti with a smile that carried both confidence and humility. What started as a simple portrait session quickly turned into a conversation about home—his memories of Haiti, the rhythm of the culture, and the pride he carries in representing his roots here in the States.

As we talked, he shared how those same values shape his real estate work: helping families find stability, opportunity, and a place to grow. By the time the session wrapped, it felt less like photographer and client, and more like two storytellers trading chapters from different worlds. The photos were great—but the connection was even better.

Calm within a StormMy trip began early on Saturday, February 21, 2026, with a morning departure from St. Louis. After a ...
02/27/2026

Calm within a Storm

My trip began early on Saturday, February 21, 2026, with a morning departure from St. Louis. After a short layover in Houston, the flight into Puerto Vallarta landed just after noon. For a first international trip, the arrival brought a mix of curiosity and adjustment. The drive from the airport offered an immediate look at daily life in the city—busy streets, unfamiliar patterns, and a pace different from home. It wasn’t negative, just new.

The contrast became clear upon reaching the Grand Velas resort. The property’s scale, design, and attention to detail stood out immediately. Staff members moved with efficiency and professionalism, greeting guests with a level of hospitality that felt consistent and intentional. The first day passed smoothly, and I remember thinking how grateful I was to be there—camera in hand, new country beneath my feet, and a week of work I was genuinely excited for.

By Sunday morning, everything felt different. Word started spreading about cartel activity in the region, including near the airport. At first it was just murmurs—someone mentioning a diverted flight, another person checking their phone with a concerned look. Then the updates became more concrete. Flights were being canceled. The airport was affected. The situation outside the resort was shifting quickly, and no one knew what direction it would take.

Guests gathered in hallways, by the pool, in the lobby—anywhere they could compare information and figure out what was actually happening. Some people were anxious to leave, others were unsure if leaving was even possible. I felt that same tension myself. It was strange being so far from home, in a place I was still getting used to, while something so serious unfolded around us.

What stood out most was how the staff responded. Even though the situation affected them personally—families in the city, friends traveling, their own safety to consider—they never let it show in a way that added to the worry. They stayed steady. They kept serving meals, answering questions, and checking in on guests. Their calm didn’t feel forced; it felt intentional, like they understood that their presence could help keep the environment grounded.

I remember watching them and feeling a deep respect. They were dealing with the same uncertainty we were, yet they carried themselves with a level of professionalism and care that made a real difference. In a moment when everything outside felt unpredictable, they created a sense of stability inside the resort.

That day made me appreciate not just the beauty of the place, but the people who kept it running. Their steadiness helped turn a stressful situation into something manageable, and their character showed through more clearly than any view or amenity ever could.

I left with gratitude—not just for the trip, but for the people who made it feel safe when it easily could have felt overwhelming.

I had such a great time photographing Ian Larson during his headshot session. Ian showed up ready to be himself, and tha...
01/29/2026

I had such a great time photographing Ian Larson during his headshot session. Ian showed up ready to be himself, and that made the entire experience flow so naturally.

What I appreciated most was his openness — leaning into direction, trusting the process, and bringing a confidence that translated beautifully on camera. When someone shows up with that kind of energy, it makes my job not just easier, but genuinely enjoyable.

Grateful for the opportunity, Ian. Sessions like this remind me why I love what I do — helping people show up in their best light, literally and figuratively.

It's taken me a minute to get this out. Anyway, I'd like to thank Devin Riley for his hard work and talent.
08/27/2025

It's taken me a minute to get this out. Anyway, I'd like to thank Devin Riley for his hard work and talent.

Senior portrait's with a little grit. Thanks Josh Deimund.
08/23/2025

Senior portrait's with a little grit. Thanks Josh Deimund.

Loved experiencing Rizia's goth look, which is typically shrouded in dark hues and shadows. I decided that the dark must...
08/07/2025

Loved experiencing Rizia's goth look, which is typically shrouded in dark hues and shadows. I decided that the dark must meet the light.

Thanks Rizia.

Model: Rizia Fletcher

Okay, confession time: I’ve been a little quiet on here lately. But that just means there’s a lot of cool stuff to share...
08/04/2025

Okay, confession time: I’ve been a little quiet on here lately. But that just means there’s a lot of cool stuff to share!

Let’s kick things off with Kayla—thank you for bringing your creativity and skill to the studio. You’re a rockstar!

Please tell me what you think of Kayla.

Model: Kayla Perkins

There's something powerful about finally seeing headshots that truly capture the essence of your team. Not just polished...
05/02/2025

There's something powerful about finally seeing headshots that truly capture the essence of your team. Not just polished images, but portraits that reflect the energy, personality, and unique spark each person brings to your business.

The secret? Open and honest communication. When leadership collaborates with a photographer who understands the brand, values, and culture, magic happens. It’s not just about getting a picture taken—it’s about ensuring every team member feels seen, comfortable, and confident.

If you’ve been putting off team headshots because it feels awkward, forced, or “not urgent”—don’t. The goal isn’t perfection. It’s presence. It’s showing up clearly and consistently, whether it’s on your website, LinkedIn, or client proposals. These photos tell a story—and it should be the one you’re proud to tell.

So here’s to visibility, confidence, and being seen as we are.

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3333 Washington Avenue
St. Louis, MO
63103

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Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 8am - 7pm

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