People with presence
More
than
a face.
Executive portraits and business headshots in Portsmouth, NH and Greater Boston. Help clients, colleagues, and future hires see the people behind your business.
You don’t have
to know
how to pose.
That’s part of my job. I give you clear direction, pay attention to expression and posture, and make room for the moments that feel like you.
We start with where the photographs will appear: your team page, LinkedIn profiles, a leadership announcement, or a recruiting campaign. Then we plan the setting, lighting, and direction to fit your business.
Let’s plan your portraits ↗01 / Individual
A clear introduction.
A new role, speaking engagement, or website refresh calls for a current portrait. Create a confident introduction for LinkedIn, leadership biographies, press, and professional profiles.
02 / Environment
A little more context.
Give clients a sense of who they will work with. Environmental portraits bring your people, workspace, and expertise into the same frame.
03 / Team
Better together.
Bring a growing team together visually. On-location headshot sessions are planned around your schedule, with consistent lighting and framing and individual direction for each person.
Need workplace photographs alongside your headshots? Explore Boston corporate photography.
Business headshots.
A clear plan.
Before the session, we agree on the number of people, the look, the locations, and how the images will be used. For team days, we plan time slots and a suitable setup space so people can return to work between portraits.
Need photographs that match an existing team page? Share examples before the shoot. We can discuss background, lighting, framing, and a repeatable approach for future hires.
You receive selected, finished photographs in full-resolution and web-ready versions. Scope, usage, and delivery timing are agreed before the shoot.
Client perspective / Resource Options
Direction that makes
people comfortable.
“Kevin worked closely with each team member with angles and poses to ensure their satisfaction.”
Kevin Walsh / Resource Options
See the work in context
For Winter Holben, portraits sit alongside architecture and workplace imagery to tell a fuller story of the practice.
Explore the Winter Holben case study ↗