Business portraits and corporate headshots

For firms of any size. One production, one standard, and a library the team can still be photographed into next year.

Manager photographed in the meeting room, business portrait for a corporate clientPhysician in the clinic, brand photography for a healthcare providerExecutive at a library desk, business portrait for a professional services firmPartner at the table, business portrait for a law firmWelder at work in the workshop, brand photography for a manufacturerDirector taking notes on a call, business portrait for a corporate clientPortrait at a table in the dining room, brand photography for a fine dining venueLawyer at the table, business portrait for a law firmExecutive reading a brief, business portrait for a professional services firmMachinist in the production hall, brand photography for a manufacturerManager on a call by the window, business portrait for a corporate clientPartner in the studio, business portrait for a law firmWinemaker tasting at the barrel, brand photography for a wineryConsultant reading a document, business portrait for a consultancyExecutive at a laptop, business portrait for a professional services firmCounsel at the table, business portrait for a law firmConsultant taking notes, business portrait for a consultancyManager on a call in the office lounge, business portrait for a corporate clientExecutive at a coworking desk, business portrait for a professional services firmPartner in the studio, business portrait for a law firmExecutive reading on the lounge sofa, business portrait for a corporate clientExecutive in the company cafeteria, business portrait for a corporate clientOffice lounge seen wide, brand photography for a corporate clientAssociate at the table, business portrait for a law firm

What a portrait production covers

Leadership Portraits

Studio-controlled lighting on location. The set that ends up on the website, in the annual report and beside every press mention.

Whole-Team Libraries

The whole company in one production, to one specification, so the team page finally looks like one company instead of seven different years.

In the Workplace

Portraits taken where the work happens — less staged than a studio, and far more specific than anything bought from a stock library.

Press & Speaking

Portraits built for press mentions, conference programmes, award submissions and speaker profiles — in the crops each one asks for.
Is the team page out of date?

The whole company in one production, to one standard, extendable as people join.

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