We don’t just shoot individuals, if you work with a partner or team and are looking to have photos together we have group/team rates.
Simply shoot us an email or give us a call with all the details (whether you want some individual shots or all group, full body/headshots etc) and we will determine the best package for your needs.
If your company is looking to have new photos of your staff look no further! Our studio is equipped for small and large teams (please note photoshop necessary for teams above 5 staff). In this shoot, Coral Realty were looking to rebrand themselves using a darker colour scheme. Our charcoal background was the perfect choice to add sophistication and seriousness that balanced out their smart and casual approach.
Have you been assigned to arrange a photoshoot for your office? With our experience travelling to many offices, we simplify the process by laying out the steps for you.
After deciding the date and general amount of headshots needed, the last step is to send us a couple snapshots of your space. With a quick set up of 15 mins on the day of, we are capable of shooting individuals back to back, capturing all their angles and consulting with them on how they are liking their photo before we wrap up the session.
Call or email if you have any questions or would like to book your photoshoot !
We love taking field trips on location to offices for on location headshots! The process couldn’t be simpler. Unlike most studio, we appreciate your trust in our services and won’t charge unnecessary set up fees. We understand lighting, and bring with us our location lighting set to build a whole makeshift studio in under 30 mins! Here’s a shot of Wise Publishing, who were all very sweet and kind people to work with.
We are studio guys, we know that, but we do like to plan field trips outside the studio as much as we can. One could say the challenge of shooting on location is the most fun part, but for us it’s simply the change of work environment that thrills us.
Why am I talking about travelling on location in such an *obvious* studio post? Because lo and behold, this shot was taken on location. Shot no more than 10 mins away in an office on the 37th floor of King St West, tucked away in the corner of a presentation room. We had a great wall of bright (but not blinding) sun acting as a huge soft box to light our subjects that day for a group of headshots.
“Blue”—there’s so much I can say about “Blue.” I can start by freaking and geeking out at the fact that men have been brainwashed as children to wear it and therefore love all shades of blue including it’s baby shade (despite it feeling gender neutral in the mainstream).
I can continue by adding that from a psychological and therefore scientific perspective, “Blue” will always read as the most friendly colour in the rainbow. Designers use this to their advantage to appear more humanistic by using “Blue” *cough* facebook *cough* to make good first impressions.
Lastly may I introduce to you the weird fact of the day, which is that “Blue” happened to be the very last colour to be named. Such an instinctively common colour be named last? Yes! It turns out the only things that are blue in nature were the sky and the ocean, therefore there was no urge to put a name on it.
It may sound strange, but believe me when I say showing your ear in a business portrait is a lot trickier than it seems! For whatever the reason, we associate ears with youth. My theory is that since kids have such healthy hair, it often gets in the way and they have to put it back out of habit and practicality. Sooner or later they grow up with a nagging society telling them to loosen up and “let their hair down.”
In our years of shooting, we have however seen one exception across the boards, which is that ears pair well with fresh asymmetrical bobs. Due to the weight of the haircut already being unbalanced, the ear accentuates this silhouette and makes it more comfortable to look at, acting as a frame to the face.
Let us take you a step outside for a whole new world of backgrounds! Brick is one of the magical textures that works for almost anything. Professional yet approachable and down to earth, these are the things that brick evokes with out being too over stating. The minimalist wardrobe contrasts its sharp and modern silhouette against a fluffy bokeh of bricks. Warm in nature, you can’t go wrong with placing any skin tone against this background.