About

Eric Jamison is the owner, lead photographer and executive producer of the nationally recognized Studio J Inc. He has more than 25 years of experience in the photography industry and a well established reputation as an intense, creative and über talented photographer and entrepreneur. Jamison specializes in architectural, editorial, fashion (including underwater fashion) and creative portraiture. Shooting high end, well designed commercial, hospitality and residential properties is one of his signature hallmarks.

His architectural work has taken him around the world. He has photographed properties in Tuscany, Italy, villas in Costa Rica and destinations across the United States, bringing the same patience with light and attention to design to every location. Whether it is a hillside estate in the Italian countryside or a flagship store on the Las Vegas Strip, his goal is the same: to show a space the way its architects and designers imagined it.

He frequently travels on behalf of a national and international client list that reads like a who's who. Studio J Inc. has created imagery for Salvatore Ferragamo, Christian Louboutin, Wynn Resorts, Cirque du Soleil, Brunello Cucinelli, Loewe and many others. He is the photographer of choice for luxury retailers, resorts and casinos, developers, architects, general contractors, professional firms, editorial publications and advertising agencies.

Since 2000, Jamison has served as a freelance and contract editorial photographer for the Associated Press, covering major news events such as the Emmys, the Oscars, boxing, UFC and many other major award shows. One of his images was featured by the Associated Press in its own national print ad campaign, a mighty powerful endorsement from one of the world's largest and oldest news organizations.

Studio J Inc. has won multiple ADDY Awards, now called the American Advertising Awards, the advertising industry's largest creative competition.

Jamison has a commercial photography and advertising degree from Northern Arizona University and served on the Photography Advisory Board for The Art Institute of Las Vegas.

When not working, he enjoys spending time with his family, playing golf, rock climbing and traveling.