If you’d like headshots in an office environment but wondering how to achieve that, you’re not alone!
Have a workspace but feel it’s not really camera friendly?
Work from home but your kitchen table isn’t the look you’re wanting to project?
Want photos of you in action, giving a presentation or in a meeting?
No problem – I have a variety of solutions up my sleeve!
Meeting rooms available for hire by the hour
I’ve checked out lots of meeting rooms in London for headshots, and found a few that really hit the nail on the head: a nice big window for great natural light, a meeting table, presentation screens – and even hooks to hang your spare outfits!
I’ve focused my search on rooms that cost under £150 to hire, to keep the overall cost of your shoot as low as possible.
One room I use often in Putney is only £50 🙂
Studio in southwest London
This studio has a mezzanine level, so I can photograph you working from above as well as from traditional viewpoints.
Meeting rooms in co-working spaces
If you use a co-working space, you may well be able to book their meeting room for us to take your photos in.
Foyer spaces in your office
Even if you don’t consider your office a suitable spot for photos, there may well be some workable corners – foyers can be a great option, if they’re not too busy. You’re welcome to send me a video tour of your office, and I can see if I can identify some locations that would work.
Incorporating a glimpse of your laptop but not your work space
We can always show your laptop or computer, without showing your whole workspace. Just a slither of laptop can be enough to set the scene!
Home styled home office, available by the hour
I sometimes use this styled home office in Putney, for when you want a WFH space in your photos that doesn’t need tidying up first!
Outdoor spaces by your office
Think outside the box / office building!
Are there any attractive corners outside your office building that we could use?
“We came to Louise with a challenge: headshots and “working photos” to match the distinct look and feel of an existing website. She took the time to understand what we needed, recommended a spot-on location, and came through with images that met our needs. I would reach out to her again in a heartbeat.”
Michelle
Contemporary headshots
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