Alisa Murray Photography

We offer an exclusive service of fine art portraiture. Each client is given at every session unlimited time and unlimited use of all of Alisa’s props. The premise of our portrait studio is to develop lasting relationships with each and every client. Our setting is made to be as accommodating and comfortable as possible for all of our clients, whether they are brand new or are returning for the tenth year! Alisa's work has been described as reminiscent to that of a painter and her style to that of a family friend. She has created an environment where children know her and truly feel comfortable allowing her to capture each of her clients individual spirits. (read less)

We offer an exclusive service of fine art portraiture. Each client is given at every session unlimited time and unlimited use of all of Alisa’s props. The premise of our portrait studio is to develop lasting relationships with each and every client. Our setting is made to be as accommodating and comfortable as possible for all of our clients, whether they are brand new or are returning for the tenth year! Alisa's work has been described as reminiscent to that of a painter and her style to that... (read more)

Alisa opened her studio in 1998 after having one of her portraits receive cove status under the direct influence of her uncle, also a photographer of 30 years. She has trained under the well known portrait artist, Tomas Ramos and came into her own artistically in 2000. Her work has been featured in local covers of various magazines and she has been featured both locally and nationally for her work as an artist as well as for her philanthropic work with Susan G. Komen, MD Anderson, The Pink Ribbon House and Popular Photography Magazine.
Along with being an exceptional photographer, Alisa is also an award winning columnist featured monthly in the Fort Bend Focus magazine with her column "Living the Sweet Life in Sugar Land" as well a contributing columnist and writer for Houston Family magazine. (read less)

Alisa opened her studio in 1998 after having one of her portraits receive cove status under the direct influence of her uncle, also a photographer of 30 years. She has trained under the well known portrait artist, Tomas Ramos and came into her own artistically in 2000. Her work has been featured in local covers of various magazines and she has been featured both locally and nationally for her work as an artist as well as for her philanthropic work with Susan G. Komen, MD Anderson, The Pink... (read more)