Tell the Trinity story through people and place.

Photography and video help people see what makes Trinity distinct: a close-knit academic community, a beautiful campus in San Antonio, and students who are known, challenged, and supported as they grow. 

Trinity visuals should feel authentic, warm, bright, and purposeful. The strongest images show real people in real moments: students learning together, faculty mentoring, campus life in motion, and experiences that reflect the energy of Trinity and San Antonio.

Visual Style

Authentic

Use natural, candid moments whenever possible. Avoid imagery that feels overly staged, generic, or disconnected from the Trinity experience.

Human-centered

Show people learning, leading, collaborating, exploring, and connecting. Campus spaces should feel lived in, not empty or purely architectural.

Specific to Trinity

Look for moments that could only happen here: recognizable campus spaces, San Antonio settings, Trinity traditions, close faculty-student interaction, and the everyday energy of our community.

Polished but approachable

Images should be high quality, well composed, and visually clear, while still feeling personal, welcoming, and true to life.

Download Trinity Photography

Approved Trinity photography is available through the University’s Digital Asset Management system. Use the DAM to find current, brand-aligned images for websites, presentations, social media, print materials, and other University communications.

Request Photography or Video Support

Strategic Communications and Marketing reviews photography and video requests based on brand alignment, audience, timing, intended use, and storytelling value.

Requests are strongest when they support a clear communication goal, highlight an interesting Trinity story, or capture an event or experience with broad value for University marketing and communications.

For events, SCM focuses on meaningful moments that reflect the purpose and energy of the experience, rather than full event documentation.

Brand Guidelines

Brand Resource Center

Location

Strategic Communications and Marketing

Phone

Emails

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