Bronson Photography LLC
About
Connor Bronson is a Dallas–Fort Worth-based commercial and editorial photographer with seven years of professional experience specializing in institutional, sports, editorial, and drone photography. As the owner and photographer of Bronson Photography LLC, he provides ongoing visual coverage of campus life for Southern Methodist University and the University of Texas at Arlington, with additional outreach underway across other DFW-area institutions.A licensed FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot, Connor brings certified aerial photography and videography capabilities to every project that needs them, offering clients a combination of ground-level and drone coverage under one contract.Connor holds a double major Bachelor of Arts in Photography and Broadcast Journalism from Stephen F. Austin State University, where he served as Photo Coordinator for The Pine Log and contributed to SFASU Marketing Communications, Athletics, and Campus Recreation, and provided coverage for the City of Nacogdoches. What began as an internship with SMU in high school has since grown into a career built around documenting campus life across the Dallas–Fort Worth area.Explore the portfolio below.
Southern Methodist University

A student smiles as a monkey sits on his head during the Residents Commons Cup Competition, an annual event that brings residence hall communities together in friendly competition.

Postdoctoral student Qingyu Sui stands outside N.L. Heroy Hall, for use in a news release about his research on rock glaciers.

Students proceed to Dallas Hall as part of the ceremonial Baccalaureate and Rotunda Recessional event that marks the symbolic completion of students' baccalaureate degrees.

Future students pose after a Campus Scavenger Hunt during the second session of new student orientation for the fall semester.
Stephen F. Austin State University

Luciano Hinojosa Jr., an Aviation Science major, gives the Axe em, Jacks hand sign during the December commencement ceremony at Stephen F. Austin State University's Johnson Coliseum.

Members of the Lumberjack Marching Band march through downtown Nacogdoches during the annual SFA Homecoming parade.

Students cheer during the first half of a basketball game against McNeese State University, inside Johnson Coliseum.

Student cast members perform inside Turner Auditorium during the opening night of "Into the Woods”.

Country-rap artist Blanco Brown performs during the Fall Week of Welcome LumberJAM concert.

SFA redshirt-senior safety Rayden Campbell and SFA senior linebacker Jaydon Southard bring down Nicholls sophomore running back Miequle Brock Jr.

Interior design students look through materials in the Human Sciences Building South during a media production day.

Chemistry students test samples during a laboratory class inside the Lehmann Chemistry Building.

Professor Neal Cox demonstrates how to screen print on a T-shirt during a makerspace event inside the Ralph W. Steen Library.

A student raises an axe after being crowned homecoming king during the homecoming football game against Nicholls State University.
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SFA’s sophomore Victoria Simmang spikes the ball as ETBU junior Bailee Kitchen (left) and ETBU freshman Camille Freeman miss the block.

SFA junior wide receiver Jordan Nabors prepares to catch the ball and run for a touchdown. SFA junior quarterback Sam Vidlak threw the ball for 96 yards, the second-longest scoring pass in SFA football history. SFA won against Houston Christian University.

SFA graduate defender Hadley Williams and Texas A&M-Corpus Christi senior forward Megan Guy fight for control of the ball during the first half. SFA won against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 7-0, pushing SFA to first place in the Southland Conference on Oct. 13

Tarleton State University senior infielder Katy Schaefer hits a home run over center field during the sixth inning, securing Tarleton's win over SFA. SFA lost 4-5 on April 5, 2024.
The City of Nacogdoches

An aerial view of downtown Nacogdoches during the 2025 Old Town Rig Down, an annual charity truck and vehicle festival in historic downtown Nacogdoches, Texas.

Firefighters from The City of Nacogdoches drag out a firefighter during a training exercise held in the SFA Arthur Temple College of Forestry and Agriculture.

Children climb into an armored vehicle during National Night Out, an event that connects the community with members of law enforcement.

Country musician Neal McCoy performs during the 2025 Old Town Rig Down, an annual event in Nacogdoches, Texas.

Executive Director of the Nacogdoches Economic Development Corporation, Larissa Philpot-Brown, stands with Nacogdoches Mayor Randy Johnson after being given a plaque for 25 years of service to the city.

Actors perform during a Bonnie & Clyde musical and comedy show inside Zion Hill Baptist Church.

































