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our mission

Tell lasting stories of people and their relationships through professional photography and best business practices.

our vision

Bring joy to our customers through intentional and meaningful images. Create long lasting memories in the form of photography.

our values

We value people and good business. Our goal is to provide a service that will be remembered by its quality and professionalism.

meet our team

Jenna-Beth (JB)

Jenna-Beth (JB) mentored under Charles before taking over the company in 2012. She grew up in the Rio Grande Valley and graduated from Trinity University with a focus on business and art. She’s honored to continue Charles’ legacy in San Antonio. J.B. spends her time volunteering, working on her 1900 craftsman style home, and going on adventures with her lab mix, Fiesta.

jblyde@parishphoto.com

Meghan

Meghan has been on the Parish team since 2018 and joined full-time as an Associate Photographer in 2022. She shares her alma mater, Trinity, with both Charles and Jenna-Beth. Go Tigers! She has a Masters in Teaching which perfectly translates into training more photographers on the Parish Team. Meghan is excited to pursue another career that specializes in connecting with others and incorporating a creative outlet.

meghan@parishphoto.com

Andrew

Andrew is also a Trinity graduate who has worked in marketing for the past 8 years. He discovered his love for photography during the pandemic and joined the Parish team shortly after. He is also the owner of Snap Laugh Repeat Photobooth! Go check it out for all your photobooth needs.

andrew@snaplaughrepeat.com

Charles Parish (1937-2023)

Charles founded Parish Photography in 1964 with his late uncle George Parish. He was known for his social and philanthropic engagement in the San Antonio community and is Terrell Hill’s longest standing councilman. He was married for 50+ years to Betty, a retired wedding planner. Throughout his accomplished career, he worked over 4,000 events—including many for second generation clients. He carried a camera in his car trunk into his 80’s…just in case!