My studio is named Celebrity Style Imaging because I photograph everyday clients the same way I photograph celebrities and VIPs.
When I’m hired to photograph famous people, the photographs have to be amazing and they have to happen fast. It might be backstage with a few minutes, a hotel room while they’re passing through, or a location I fly into with my own lighting. The schedule is tight. The setting is rarely ideal. There are no redos.
Often photographers will fire thousands of frames on auto and hope. But I don’t do that. I have to nail the lighting and the expression in the time we have. That’s why recognizable names have trusted my credentials (PPA Master / Craftsman), 30+ years full time, and my ability to make a strong portrait wherever we are.
So if you’re getting married and it rains, if the kids are having a hard day, or if the weather won’t cooperate for a family portrait — that’s familiar ground. I’ll light you carefully, get real expressions, and build the image even when the conditions aren’t perfect. If you want that national award-winning standard for your family, wedding, or portrait session, contact me.
— Bry Cox, Master Photographer
- Gold Medal Winner out of 25,000 International Photographers
- 4 Time National Photographer of the Year
- Both Photographer of the Year & Master Photographer of the Year in Utah
- 8 Time Winner Fuji Masterpiece Award
- 7 Time Winner Kodak Gallery Award
- 2 Time Winner ASP Elite Award (called the “Best of the Best”)
- Master Photographer (M. Photog. PPA) / Photographic Craftsman (Cr. Photog. PPA) / Certified Professional Photographer (CPP PPA)
- Adobe Evangelist and International Photographic Trainer
- National and international magazines use Cox images
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.
Bry Cox’s Portraits have included Olivia Newton-John, LeAnn Rimes, Natalie Cole, Ann-Margret, Kenny Loggins, Dennis Prager, Larry Elder, Imagine Dragons, Lindsey Stirling, David Archuleta, Lexi Walker, Mitt Romney, and multiple Utah governors — among many others.