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A great headshot does more than look nice — it establishes authority the moment someone lands on your LinkedIn or your team page. Corporate photography is one of the highest-leverage, lowest-effort investments a growing business can make.
We plan every shoot with your actual use cases in mind: website, press kit, social media, printed materials. Every image is delivered ready to work, not just ready to look at.
Your team’s headshots are inconsistent, outdated, or don’t exist
Your website uses stock photos instead of your actual team and space
You’re hiring and your careers page has zero real workplace imagery
Your LinkedIn profile photo is five years and one haircut ago
Every corporate photography shoot is planned to create a versatile image library, maximizing your investment in a single day on location.
Professional individual portraits for LinkedIn, press, and your website.
Group and candid shots that showcase your culture and build trust.
Environmental shots of your space, in use, for recruitment and marketing.
Plan who and what
Efficient call sheet
1-2 hours, on location
Print and web ready
Corporate photography portfolio
Created in partnership with Life in Focus, LiFi’s sister company, these images show team photography, workplace branding, products, and live corporate events.
Photography by Life in Focus, LiFi Media Production’s sister company.
“Not only did the videos come out perfectly — Mike was hands-on where I needed his expertise and fully respected my creative vision.”
HR Brand Manager, Semrush
Yes — scripting and concept development are core parts of our service. We collaborate with you to build the narrative before any filming begins.
A half day is $1,500 for up to four hours. A full day is $2,500 for up to eight hours. Editing and all usable edited images are included; RAW images are not delivered.
Create a consistent visual library
Corporate photography should give a company more than a folder of attractive images. The strongest assignments begin with a usage plan covering the website, proposals, recruiting, public relations, social posts, speaker profiles, and sales materials. That plan determines which people, environments, processes, products, and details need to be photographed during the available half or full day.
Executive portraits, team photographs, workplace candids, customer interactions, products, tools, facilities, and branded details serve different purposes. Ranking the list by business value keeps essential photographs from being rushed. It also helps decide when a controlled lighting setup is appropriate and when a documentary approach will feel more natural.
A simple schedule, wardrobe guidance, clean backgrounds, and advance location access can dramatically improve a photography day. Employees should know when they are needed and how the images will be used. For operational environments, the photographer also needs realistic windows to capture work without interrupting customers, production, or safety procedures.
Web designers and marketing teams often need horizontal hero images, vertical portraits, square crops, and negative space for headlines. Capturing intentional variations gives the same subject more uses. It also prevents important faces, hands, or products from disappearing when an image is adapted for a mobile screen, brochure, social post, or presentation.
Editing creates consistency in exposure, color, contrast, and crop while preserving a natural representation of the people and environment. LiFi delivers all usable edited images rather than RAW files. Clients receive a practical library that can be organized by subject or use and shared with internal teams, designers, and communications partners.
Corporate photography is available as a standalone service or can be bundled with a video production day. Request a quote with the locations, people, shot priorities, and intended uses for the final images.
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Tell us about your photography needs and we’ll put together a plan.