Team Group Photo
We offer company group photos for businesses. Either book a group photo session or add-on to your headshot booking. We’ve got it covered.
Showcase the leaders, team members or work group of your business.
Team photos can create trust between potentioal customers and your business. Customers will like to know who they will work with before investing in a business’ services. A group photo can show the harmony of a work team and also show the growth of the company.
Pricing
We can come on-site to your office or schedule a studio session.
Team Group Photo (no headshot sessions) include:
- 1 final image selection from the proof gallery. Additional selections are $55.00 each.
- Cost: $325.00 USD for a team photo session only.
Add a team group photo to your headshot sessions.
Already booked headshots for your company team? Add a team photo to your headshot sessions.
- Includes 1 final image selection from the proof gallery.
- Sessions can be on location or made in studio.
- Cost: $55.00 USD to add to your headshot sessions.
What you receive
Final high-resolution images in multiple crops in two file formats for easy use.
Booking Schedule
To book a session, a 50% deposit and contract is required.
Headshots and a team group photo of Janet Hoffman and Associates.
Team Photo Guide
1. Preparing ahead of time
When preparing for your team group photo, you’ll want to consider:
- Coordinating the group’s clothing
- Carefully choosing the location
For clothing, decide if you’d like the group photo to be more casual or professional. Having the team wear suits and ties or more causal with jeans and polos will allow everyone to prepare their outfits ahead of time.
For choosing a location, depending on the size of your team you’ll need more space to get everyone in the shot.
Pro tip: Sometimes going on-site a few days prior can allow for location scouting and coordination for the session.
2. Coordinating with your team
Time your group shot well. The best time to book your group photo for your team is close to your teams lunch hour. Scheduling the session prior to lunch or just after lunch allows for your team to continue the days work with meetings or tasks.
Pro tip: Provide a buffer for your team to freshen up before the session.
3. Do some candid group photos
Want to get a professional group photo but still show your team’s personality? Add a candid group photo to your website. Let your team know ahead of time that you want to do a fun shot at the end of your group photo session.
Pro tip: Establish a color theme or textures for the team to wear for the group photo. For example, ask everyone to wear a shade of blue.
Team Group Photo Gallery
