EXECUTIVE HEADSHOTS
Phoenix Executive Portrait Photography

An individual executive headshot session typically runs about 60 minutes. That gives us time to work through multiple outfits, backdrops, and expressions so you leave with a range of polished options for different uses—LinkedIn, company website, conference bios, and annual reports.

Solid colors in darker tones—navy, charcoal, black—photograph best and convey authority. Avoid busy patterns and logos. Bring two to three outfit options so we can see what works best on camera. Dress as you would for your most important business meeting.

The best executive headshots strike the right balance between authority and approachability. You need to look confident and competent, but also like someone people want to work with. I use professional lighting, carefully chosen backgrounds, and coaching through subtle expression changes to project leadership presence while keeping the image warm and authentic.

Every image receives professional retouching that keeps you looking natural and polished. I remove temporary blemishes, soften under-eye shadows, and ensure even skin tone—without making you look airbrushed or unrecognizable. The goal is you on your best day.

Your edited gallery is typically delivered within 5–7 business days. Rush delivery is available if you need images sooner for a deadline. You'll receive high-resolution files ready for print and web use.

Absolutely. Executives from firms across the country book sessions when they're in the Phoenix area. Send me examples of your team's current headshots and I'll match the lighting, background, and framing so your portrait fits seamlessly alongside your colleagues—no one will know it was shot in a different studio.

Yes. If you need consistent headshots for your entire leadership team or company, I offer on-location team photography sessions anywhere in the Phoenix metropolitan area. I bring professional lighting and portable backdrops to your office so each team member gets studio-quality portraits without leaving the building.