An iPhone crop. A wedding photo with someone cropped out. A LinkedIn shot from 2014. We bring the studio to your office and fix the whole floor in a day. Ten minutes a person, everybody matched.
Nobody consciously thinks "this company's team page is a mess." They just get a vague feeling that things are a bit loose here, and they carry that feeling into the sales call, the job application or the due diligence.
One backdrop. One light setup. One crop ratio. Suddenly the same twelve people look like a firm instead of twelve freelancers. It's the cheapest credibility upgrade a company can buy, and it takes one day.
The other reason to do it on site: attendance. Book a studio and half the team never goes. Put the studio in the conference room and you get 90%+ of the floor, including the people who would have quietly avoided it forever.
A signup sheet with 10-minute slots, a one-page wardrobe guide for your team, and a short questionnaire so we can match your existing team page.
We arrive early and build a full studio in a conference room. All we need is a roughly 12 by 12 space, a wall and a power outlet.
Shot tethered. Each person sees the frames as we go and picks their own keeper before they walk out. No 'we'll send proofs later' anxiety.
One fully retouched final per person plus a web-optimised version, organised by name, in your chosen crop, matched across the whole group.
Photography projects start at $200 per hour. We quote your session around the number of people, locations, coverage time and final images you need.
Additional crew, retouching, rush delivery, travel and usage requirements are discussed before booking. Your written proposal confirms what is included and the total cost.
Running a conference or a holiday party this year? Add a headshot corner during registration. It is the one hour your entire team is in the same building, dressed on purpose, with nowhere to be.
The cheapest way to get a whole team shotGeneral photography projects start at $200 per hour. Corporate event photography starts at $275 per hour. Wedding photography starts at $1,200 for four hours; six-hour photography and video starts at $2,350. Your proposal confirms coverage, crew, deliverables, travel and payment terms before booking.
A room roughly 12 by 12 feet with about 9 feet of clear wall works for a full seated or standing setup. If your space is tighter we bring a compact setup that works in about 8 by 10. A conference room is almost always enough.
Up to 60 at 10 minutes each across a standard day with breaks. If you have more than 60, we either add a second photographer and run two stations or split it across two days.
We send you a signup sheet with 10-minute slots to circulate internally. It keeps the day moving and means nobody sits waiting. Walk-ups in gaps are fine too.
Yes. Send us a handful of your current headshots and we match background tone, crop ratio and lighting direction so the new photos sit next to the old ones without looking obviously different.
Each person picks their own frame on the day. Every person gets one fully retouched final in your chosen crop, plus a web-optimised version. Delivered within five business days for the whole group, organised by name.
Yes, and it is a smart move. Registration and cocktail hour are dead time for an event photographer and it is the one moment your whole team is in one building dressed on purpose.
Send headcount, your office location and a rough month. We'll come back with a date and a number.