Headshots for executives, performers, titleholders, medical professionals, and teams who need to look credible before the first meeting, audition, announcement, or profile view. Clear pricing: a session fee, one finalized image included, and transparent add-on pricing.
The goal is consistency without making every person look the same. Executive headshots need authority and approachability. Actor headshots need expression. Medical and team headshots need repeatable lighting, clean color, and trust at first glance.
A strong headshot session starts with where the image will appear. LinkedIn profiles, company directories, medical bios, speaker pages, casting submissions, pageant paperwork, press releases, and website team pages each need a slightly different balance of expression, crop, wardrobe, background, and retouching.
For executives and teams, the goal is consistency without making every person look identical. Lighting, posture, background tone, and camera height stay controlled, while expression coaching and small styling adjustments keep each portrait natural. For actors, entrepreneurs, and pageantry clients, the session can move through a wider range of looks so the final selection carries more personality and flexibility.
The portfolio examples below show different ways a headshot can read: approachable, authoritative, polished, creative, clinical, theatrical, or brand-forward. Planning those choices before the shoot helps the finished images work harder across profiles, marketing materials, proposals, audition platforms, and public-facing bios.
For a broader comparison of local assignment types, read the El Paso photography options guide. For company teams, the same planning also protects future consistency. New hires, leadership updates, and department refreshes can be photographed to match the original direction, which keeps directory pages, proposals, and recruiting materials from feeling patched together over time.
Pageantry headshots are separated from the main headshot portfolio because the styling, vertical crop, and expression needs are different. These portraits are designed for titleholder applications, pageant branding, press images, and polished public-facing profiles.
The structure is intentionally clear: book the session, review your proof gallery, and choose the finalized images you want. The base session includes one finalized headshot; additional finalized headshots are priced individually.
For executives, founders, actors, titleholders, professionals, and entrepreneurs who need portraits that build trust across search, LinkedIn, press, and client-facing pages.
Choose only the extra finalized headshots you actually want after reviewing the proof gallery.
For clients who need a deeper image library for websites, press, speaking, casting, campaign launches, and multi-platform personal brand authority.
Travel, hair and makeup, rush delivery, or extended production needs are quoted separately when needed.
This keeps the pricing aligned with what clients actually value: the finished, retouched, usage-ready headshots.
We clarify your role, audience, usage needs, wardrobe direction, and the kind of presence the images should communicate.
You are coached through expression, posture, and subtle adjustments so the final images feel polished instead of stiff.
You choose your included finalized headshot and can add more at $200 per finalized image.
For organizations, the structure becomes a prorated volume rate per person that includes one finalized headshot each. This keeps larger teams logical and avoids contradicting the individual $350 session.
Use the live calculator on the main site to estimate team size, one finalized headshot per person, location, hair and makeup, and rush delivery.
The session includes your studio headshot shoot, direction, 3 outfits, proofing, and 1 finalized headshot.
Additional finalized headshots are $200 each. You choose them after reviewing your proof gallery.
Yes. Actor and pageantry headshots are available with expression coaching, styling guidance, and polished final retouching.
Yes. Corporate and team headshots can be photographed in studio or on location, depending on team size, schedule, and visual requirements.
