Heather McAdoo is a Texas-based photographer, consultant, and advocate specializing in arts, culture, and nonprofit strategies. With a master’s degree in museum studies and a strong foundation in public relations, she combines her expertise in curation, storytelling, and organizational development to empower clients and communities. Heather’s work bridges creativity and strategy, offering tailored solutions in photography, consulting, and advocacy.
As a documentary photographer, Heather’s work is deeply inspired by human stories and their connection to place. She captures the identity of landscapes and communities, emphasizing cultural heritage and preservation. Through her multidisciplinary approach, she blends visual storytelling with actionable strategies to amplify voices, celebrate arts and culture, and create meaningful connections.
To empower individuals, organizations, and communities by providing expert consulting, impactful photography, and dedicated advocacy for arts and culture.
To deliver high-quality services that merge creativity, strategy, and passion, helping clients achieve their goals while advancing the influence of arts and culture.
Both! All services are customized, creating opportunities to assist individuals as well as organizations of all sizes.
Pricing varies depending on the services required. While some services come with a flat rate, in-depth contracted services may include hourly + commission or a licensing fee.
Yes. Client candidates can apply for a limited number of annual free/volunteer services. Approval is at the discretion of McAdoo Enterprises, LLC., and is based on a variety of factors, including aligned mission or project objectives.
Yes. The copyright for all images remain with the photographer unless otherwise agreed upon in contract. A basic use license is provided to clients, with additional licensing options available for purchase if requested.