We’ve all seen those stiff, overly polished team photos where everyone looks like they’re waiting for a dentist appointment.

I approach team headshots differently.

Whether it’s the C-suite or your leadership bench, I help each person feel at ease, seen, and fully themselves—without stiff poses or copy-paste smiles.

I’ve been behind the camera long enough to know: Most people think alignment is something you achieve after everything’s figured out.

Imagine this:
A journalist, podcast host, or event organizer reaches out asking for your headshot. (cue the 🎊) You check your files… and all you’ve got is a blurry Zoom screenshot, an old selfie, or a stiff corporate photo from five years ago.

🚨 That’s a missed opportunity. 🚨

🚨 If you’re only thinking about one platform, you’re missing key opportunities to generate impact with your professional headshots. 🚨

Have you ever searched for “headshots near me” with the goal of having a quick headshot update? 🤷‍♀️

Talking about ownership and usage rights might feel a bit “legalese,” but it’s essential for getting the most out of your brand photos.

Budgeting for brand photography doesn’t have to be overwhelming. By combining smart planning with open communication, you can create impactful visuals that fit your business and your budget.

Think of your brand photos as storytellers. When done right, they spark connections and make your audience feel something, whether it’s inspiration, trust, or just that warm, fuzzy “this brand gets me” moment.

Ultimately, posing is not a performance. It's part of brand messaging.