About Oak Star Photography ...

based in southside, yet available for travel throughout the state of arkansas and beyond...
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We realize how important it is to preserve precious memories.  Without visual reminders, memories often fade away.  The Oak Star Photography team desires to help you build a photographic archive of your cherished moments.  

We use professional equipment including Nikon cameras, Nikkor, Tamron and Sigma lenses, Sekonic light meters, Westcott strobes and light modifiers, Pelican and Nanuk hard cases, Peak Design and Wandrd camera bags, and assorted Hold Fast Gear products.

All brand names are registered copyrights of their respective companies.

Our Goal

Our goal is simple:

to preserve your history.

...

The images captured today

will be remembered in the future.

Photo Art

worthy of display
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Honest Portraits

candid composition
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Natural Light

or artificial, modified lighting
Meet some of the oak star team

We are a team of professionals that strive to produce the images that will preserve your history.


But you are the most important part of the team...  without you, there is no history to preserve!

professional photographers and valued assistants working with you...
1.
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Mark Turner

photographer
2.
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Robbie Turner

photographer
3.
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And... You!

the client
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Our photoshoot should be guided by your objective.

It's crucial that we share the same objective.
Let's discuss your vision to see how we can work together to meet your needs.
Explore our portfolio

Wall Art

Vintage Photography Project

Vintage film photos have a certain look and feel to them.  Not digital images using filters to look like film photos;  I'm talking about the real photo prints that were made from a film negative.  More details available on the vintage project page.