On-site Corporate Headshots
Most humans don’t enjoy the portrait process. I make it fun and easy when it comes to corporate headshot photography. I believe you’ll agree with me if you have 3.5 minutes to watch the short “behind-the-scenes” video as we updated the headshots for the Gateway Financial Group of St. Louis. I set up my on-site studio in a small banquet room at the Missouri Athletic Club, and planned our shoot to “slide” into happy hour by starting at 3pm. Enjoy the video. (Spring 2024)
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you come to our office, or do we come to you?
For one or two people, it’s easiest to have you come to my home studio in St. Charles. Those sessions usually run 40 minutes to an hour — I like to spend time getting to know you, and we’ll often shoot some social or casual portraits along the way. For larger groups or full teams — any size — I bring the studio to you, setting up on-site wherever you have the space.
How long does a session take, and how many people can you photograph?
For on-site team sessions, plan on about 5 minutes per person. For groups over 40, I’ll spread the session across multiple days so nobody feels rushed and quality stays consistent.
What’s the turnaround time for final images?
You’ll have your final images within a week of the session.
How much does corporate headshot photography cost?
Home studio sessions (one or two people) start at $200 for the session and one final image, with additional images available for $65 each. For on-site corporate and team sessions, my rate is $4,000 for a full day or $2,000 for a half day, regardless of group size.
Do you provide both individual and group/team photos?
Yes — as long as you can round up the group, I’ll take it. It’s covered under the same day or half-day rate, no extra charge.
What should employees wear or bring to their session?
A few quick guidelines to help you look your best:
- Stick to neutral colors — solid navy, gray, black, or white work well and keep the focus on you, not your outfit.
- Save the brighter colors and bling for accents — a colorful tie, scarf, or statement jewelry adds personality without overwhelming the shot.
- Avoid busy patterns, stripes, or logos, which can distract or clash on camera.
- Bring a backup top if you’re unsure, especially for on-site sessions where there’s no time to reshoot.
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