When I’m creating celebrity and VIP portraits, time is of the essence. Typically time is short, but the images also have to be amazing. And there are no redos.
I can bring the studio to you – backgrounds, lighting, everything set up and ready for when you are. And I work quick too.
So whether it’s a new headshot, a magazine cover, a shoot backstage or during a performance, I’ll nail your image. Lighting, emotion, and timing are critical, which is why so many recognizable names go with the credentials of Master Photographer Bry Cox.
Olivia Newton-John – Singer and actress, best known for Grease and “Physical.”
LeAnn Rimes – Country and pop singer, known for “Blue,” “How Do I Live,” and “Can’t Fight the Moonlight.”
Natalie Cole – Singer and daughter of Nat King Cole, known for “Unforgettable” and multiple Grammys.
Linda Ronstadt – Singer known for “You’re No Good,” “Blue Bayou,” and the Trio albums with Dolly Parton and Emmylou Harris.
Jim Messina & Kenny Loggins – The singing duo Loggins & Messina; Loggins later wrote and recorded “Footloose” and “Danger Zone.”
Dennis Prager – Radio host, author, and founder of PragerU.
Larry Elder – Radio host, author, and political commentator.
Steve Forbes – Publisher of Forbes magazine and two-time presidential candidate.
Ryan Shupe and the RubberBand – Utah band signed to Capitol Records, known for “Dream Big.”
Imagine Dragons – Rock band known for “Radioactive,” “Demons,” and “Believer.”
Joe McQueen – Utah jazz saxophonist and longtime Ogden music figure.
Mitt Romney – U.S. Senator, former Massachusetts governor, and 2012 Republican presidential nominee.
Michael Leavitt – Governor of Utah, EPA Administrator, and U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services.
David Archuleta – Singer and American Idol finalist, known for “Crush.”
Alex Velluto – Comedian with Nateland Entertainment.
Keith Stubbs – Comedian and founder of Wiseguys Comedy Club.
Peter Breinholt – Utah singer-songwriter known for “Out of the Blue.”
Melissa Manchester – Singer known for “Don’t Cry Out Loud” and “Midnight Blue.”
Ann-Margret – Actress and singer, known for Bye Bye Birdie, Viva Las Vegas, and Carnal Knowledge.
Dave & Deb (Z104 Country) – Longtime morning hosts on Salt Lake’s Z104 Country.
Lindsey Stirling – Violinist and dancer known for viral videos and arena tours.
Donny Osmond – Singer and entertainer, shown receiving Utah’s Governor’s Award from Governor Michael Leavitt.
Muffy Mead-Ferro – Author of Confessions of a Slacker Mom.
Tom Smith – Co-author of The Oz Principle and other business books.
Rulon Gardner – Olympic gold medalist in wrestling.
Gary Herbert – Governor of Utah (2009–2021).
Gary Herbert & Stephen R. Covey – Utah governor with the author of The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People.
Heather Kahlert – Executive Vice President of the Kahlert Foundation.
Kendra Lowe – Composer, singer, and studio musician; signed to Interscope and musical director for Lexi Walker and David Archuleta tours.
Lexi Walker – Singer who went viral on Alex Boyé’s “Let It Go” and later recorded with The Piano Guys.
Gail Miller – Co-founder of the Larry H. Miller Company and chair of the Larry H. & Gail Miller Family Foundation.
Mary Kaye Huntsman – Utah First Lady and founder of the Power in You program.
James Conlee – Broadway singer (Miss Saigon) and creator of the Wasatch Christmas albums and Star of Wonder.
Olene Walker – Governor of Utah (2003–2005).
Bill Gephardt – Longtime Salt Lake television consumer reporter, known for “Get Gephardt,” and founder of Gephardt Approved.
Cody Alan – CMT host and country radio personality.
Carmen Rasmusen – Singer and American Idol finalist.
Scott Foster – Utah singer-songwriter and diver on Discovery’s Bering Sea Gold.
Danger Boy, Jessica & Frankie – Longtime hosts of The Morning Zoo on 97.1 KZHT.
Jon Huntsman Jr. – Governor of Utah and U.S. ambassador to Singapore, China, and Russia.
Katherine Nelson – LDS singer (EFY and solo albums) who played Emma Smith in Joseph Smith: The Prophet of the Restoration.
KUTV 2 News Evening – Shauna Lake & Mark Koelbel, Longtime evening anchors on Salt Lake’s KUTV 2 News.
KUTV 2 News Morning – Mary Nickles, Ron Bird & Chase Thomason, Morning anchors and meteorologist on Salt Lake’s KUTV 2 News.