Corporate headshots and portraits

Corporate headshots and portraits are images used for a number of purposes such as business profiles, websites, press releases, and branded materials. That is to say your likeness is the first impression on your website, the image beside your name in a pitch deck, and online; your headshot is part of your shop window to the world before anyone meets you. So getting this right is important.

 

Corporate headshots and portraits are not just for CEOs, executives and directors, founders, and business owners, but also their teams and employees. Team images showcase the faces and people behind your brand, or company, and the individuals who work tirelessly making it successful. These images not only present a polished and cohesive image to your audience, but also helps foster a sense of unity and pride within your team.

Corporate headshot

A corporate headshot (or company headshot or business headshot), is a tight portrait, of head and shoulders or including the mid-torso, with a neutral or plain background. The aim is specific, to keep the focus closely on you, to create a strong first impression of you, without distraction, that represents your identity and your professionalism in order to build trust. A headshot is an investment, it is a reflection of you, showing your personality and expertise.A corporate headshot is ideal for online, such as LinkedIn, for small scale placeholders where someone's personality may not be apparent a wide image, and also for speaking engagements.
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Corporate portrait

A corporate portrait (or company portrait or business portrait), is a wider image that captures not just the subject but also the environment, such as an office, workplace, or industry location. It tells a deeper story about personality, mood, lifestyle, and occupation; ie a corporate portrait offers a deeper visual narrative and sense of who someone is, what they do and how they achieve this.A portrait allows room for the subject to tell their story; the background, the location, the objects, they all help explain who you are, what you do, and often how you achieve this.
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