Seattle Branding Photography
Branding photography for Seattle business owners, consultants, creatives, founders,
teams, organizations, and service-based professionals who need a thoughtful image library
for websites, LinkedIn, social media, marketing, and everyday visibility.
Your brand images help people see the people, purpose, process, and personality
behind your business or organization before they ever meet you.
More Than a Headshot. A Fuller Story for Your Brand.
A headshot answers, “Who is this?”
Branding photography answers, “What do they do, what do they care about, and why does it matter?”
Instead of asking one profile photo to do all the work, branding photography gives you a fuller image library for your website, LinkedIn, social media, marketing, proposals, launches, and everyday visibility.
Your session can include professional headshots, lifestyle portraits, team images, process photographs, behind-the-scenes moments, workspace imagery, detail shots, and content-ready
photos that show the people and purpose behind your work.
Planned Around Your Brand Story
Every session begins with what your images need to communicate.
From there, we plan the people, locations, details, and moments that will help your audience understand how you work, what you value, and what it feels like to connect with your business or organization.
Your session may take place in my Pioneer Square studio, at your workspace, outdoors,
or a combination across several Seattle locations that support the story of your brand.
Images for Every Part of Your Brand
Every brand has more than one story to tell. Your session can be planned around the images you need most, from confident headshots and team portraits to smaller moments that show your work, process, your space, and the feeling behind your brand.
Your session can include:
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Professional headshots
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Lifestyle portraits
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Team images
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Process photos
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Behind-the-scenes images
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Workspace images
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Detail shots
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Website and LinkedIn images
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Social media and launch content
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Marketing photos
In the Studio, On Location, or Wherever Your Brand Comes to Life
The right setting helps give your brand photography depth, context, and purpose.
For some clients, that means a guided session in my Pioneer Square studio. For others, it means photographing
in their workspace, outdoors, with their team, or across several locations that show different parts of their brand.
Your session is planned around what your images need to communicate, then we choose the location
or locations that support that story. Whether we are creating a focused collection or a larger brand image
library, the goal is the same: photographs that help people understand who you are, what you do, and why your work matters.
Based in Pioneer Square, I create branding photography for clients throughout Seattle,
including Queen Anne, South Lake Union, Belltown, Ballard, Capitol Hill, Magnolia,
West Seattle, Georgetown, SoDo, Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, and the Eastside.
Session Types & Pricing
Each session is planned around how your images will actually be used, whether that is for your
website, LinkedIn, social media, marketing, proposals, launches, team visibility, or ongoing content.
Focused Branding Session
3 hours | 8–10 final images | Begins at $1,500
Brand Refresh
4 hours | 15–20 final images | Begins at $2,600
Signature Branding Session
2 half days | 30–40 final images | Begins at $5,500
Full Brand Image Library
2 full days | 60+ final images | Begins at $9,000
Once I understand your goals, locations, number of people, timeline, and how you plan
to use the photographs, I’ll guide you toward the session that makes the most sense.
FAQ'S
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Branding Photography FAQ
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What is branding photography?
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How is branding photography different from a headshot session?
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Can my branding session include headshots?
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Where do branding sessions take place?
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How many images will I receive?
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How much does branding photography cost?
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What should I wear for a branding session?