Houston, Texas · Working across borders and disciplines
I connect stories,systems, and technologyto create value.
I am Salvador Garza. A husband, father, storyteller, creative technologist, photographer, drone pilot, and practical problem solver.
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The short version, the work, or the whole story.
You do not need to follow a prescribed route. Each page stands on its own.
Stories, creative systems, and spatial technology.
See what I do, how I think, and where the disciplines connect.
Explore the work For the curiousFrom a home BBS to the edge of spatial computing.
The longer story behind a career built by learning what came next.
Read the story For a quick readProfessional summary, biography, credentials, and résumé.
A clear view for collaborators, recruiters, and anyone making an introduction.
Open the profile Just the linksEverything important, one click away.
Brandtales, DAM Technology Group, LinkedIn, Instagram, and contact.
Jump to linksA view from above
One person.
Several ways of seeing.
I have never fit neatly inside one discipline. The value is often found in the connection between them.

Brandtales
Making complex organizations visible, understandable, and human.
Visual storytelling · Strategic communicationsDAM Technology Group
Technology that keeps creative and geospatial work moving.
Infrastructure · DAM · Geospatial systemsReality capture
From flight planning and field data to explorable places.
Part 107 · Photogrammetry · GIS · Gaussian splattingBeyond the work
Family, wildlife, travel, photography, and the discipline of noticing.
Meet the person behind the practiceWorking principle
“I learn deeply enough to make the next skill useful.”Read the professional profile

The person in a paragraph
I have spent more than twenty-five years translating between people, ideas, images, and technology.
My work has moved through creative production, strategic communications, infrastructure, digital asset management, photography, drones, and spatial computing. The subjects change. The instinct remains the same: understand the real problem, learn what is needed, and make the outcome useful.
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