Corporate & Brand Photography for New Jersey & NYC Companies
Your Photos Are Either Building Trust or Quietly Losing You Clients
"I photograph companies so clients trust you before you speak."
Your website photo is doing a job before you ever say a word to a client. Someone lands on your law firm's site trying to decide if they can trust the person on the other side of the table with something that matters... a divorce, a custody fight, their parents' estate. A generic, well-lit headshot doesn't answer that question. It just proves you own a suit.
That's the pitch I made to a law firm that first wanted standard headshots in their board conference room: every attorney in that firm brings a different personality into a courtroom, and the person hiring them needs to feel that before they ever meet in person. Someone choosing a divorce attorney isn't shopping for a photo. They're trying to figure out, in three seconds, whether this is the person who's going to fight for them. We ended up shooting it as lifestyle and environmental instead... on location, more emotional, more true to who each of them actually is when they're doing the work.
As creative director on a shoot like that, I'm planning the location, the wardrobe, the vibe, the message that needs to come through, and making sure it's all cohesive and consistent across the whole team. Sometimes that means everyone in front of the same backdrop; sometimes it means shooting on location with more of a lifestyle feel. Either way, the goal is the same: bring out who that person actually is, not just get a clean, interchangeable shot. A brand people can actually feel.
I care about this work because I hate seeing people misrepresented, and honestly, I hate watching businesses lose money over it. People decide about you in an instant on your website. Inaccurate photography, or a total lack of real messaging, costs you sales you never even knew you lost.
What I Photograph for NJ & NYC Companies
- Executive & team headshots — I photographed the CBS News team, where the whole point wasn't a polished, uniform look, it was letting each person's real personality and expression come through, the kind viewers actually connect with.
- On-site brand & culture photography — Doctors' offices, boardrooms, company lounges. I shoot lifestyle, environmental portraits right in your actual space, not a pop-up backdrop that could be anywhere.
- Leadership portrait series — I shot a leadership series for a Merrill Lynch promotion, including one of the first women to step into that leadership role. Portraits like that need to hold weight, they're marking a real moment, not just updating a photo.
- Company-wide headshot days — Before I shoot anyone, I ask what they want the person looking at their photo to know about them. That one question changes everything about how someone shows up in front of the camera.
- Website & marketing content photography — I've replaced stock photography with real imagery for Fortune 500 companies, estheticians, doctors, vets, and shipping companies, and so much more. The goal every time is authenticity: images that actually look like your business instead of a stock library.
- Corporate event photography — I've covered events like Novartis's gala at Cipriani NYC, celebrating the success of a life-saving drug. When the moment matters that much, the photography needs to match it.
- Annual report & investor relations photography — Available for companies that need imagery for annual reports and investor materials, built with the same attention to detail as the rest of my corporate work.
The Companies That Hire Me
My corporate clients are law firms, financial services companies, pharmaceutical companies, healthcare organizations, real estate developers, technology companies, and professional services firms across New Jersey and Manhattan. They're not here because they want the cheapest option. They're here because they understand that their visual brand is a direct reflection of their value proposition, and they're ready to invest in getting it right.
Whether you're refreshing a 10-person team's headshots or orchestrating a full photography campaign across multiple office locations, I build a custom approach around your company's specific goals, timeline, and people.
Investment in Corporate Photography
Corporate projects with me start around $3,690 for a small team and can run up to $30,000 or more for multi-day projects. That's a wide range on purpose, because what you actually need drives the number, not a fixed package that half applies to you.
A few things move the investment up or down:
- Team size and number of images per person — the more people and the more variety per person, the more time and post-production it takes.
- Number of locations and days — a single conference room versus multiple offices, one day versus three.
- Pace and support on the day — a large team on a tight timeline often means bringing a second photographer, plus someone reviewing images with each person as we go, so no one's day gets derailed and nothing gets missed.
- Hair and makeup — available if your team wants that extra layer of polish.
- Retouching level — how much refinement each image gets.
- Rush turnaround, file naming, and organized delivery — if your team needs images fast and cleanly organized by name or department, that's built in when it's needed.
- Printed leadership artwork — for offices that want leadership portraits printed, not just delivered as files.
- Usage and licensing — using your images internally or on your website is one thing. Using them in outside advertising is a different scope, and that's priced separately.
If you're not sure where your project lands, that's normal, most people aren't. Reach out and tell me what you're picturing, and I'll walk you through what actually drives your number before you commit to anything.
Serving Companies Across New Jersey and New York City
My studio is based in Denville, NJ, and I work throughout Morris County, Morristown, Parsippany, Montclair, Florham Park, Basking Ridge, Whippany, Bridgewater, Edison, Short Hills, Livingston, and Manhattan.
FAQ'S
Corporate photography with Electric Love Studios starts around $3,690 for a small team and can run up to $30,000 or more for multi-day, multi-location projects. The price depends on team size, number of locations, number of days, hair and makeup, retouching level, and usage rights. Every project is custom-quoted after a conversation, there are no one-size-fits-all packages because no two companies need the same thing.
Depending on your project, corporate photography can include executive and team headshots, on-site brand and culture photography, leadership portraits, company-wide headshot days, website and marketing content photography, and corporate event coverage. Each project is built around what you're actually trying to accomplish, not a fixed package.
Yes. I travel to office locations throughout New Jersey and New York City, including Morris County, Morristown, Parsippany, Florham Park, Basking Ridge, Whippany, Bridgewater, Edison, and Manhattan. On-site sessions mean zero disruption to your team's schedule, I bring the studio to you.
or standard professional headshots, I typically photograph 15 to 30 people per day. For more editorial executive portrait work, I schedule more time per person. For large teams on a tight timeline, I bring a second photographer along with someone reviewing images with each person as we go, so the day stays on schedule and nothing gets missed. For very large teams, I plan multi-day projects or work with your HR team to organize scheduling that minimizes disruption.
Yes. Before any shoot, I talk through your brand's look, whether that's clean and corporate, warm and approachable, or something more editorial, and build the shoot around it. If you're adding new hires to an existing headshot set, I match lighting, framing, and background to what you already have so the whole team looks consistent even if photos were taken months apart.
Yes! Electric Love Studios is a certified LGBT Business Enterprise® (LGBTBE®) through the National LGBT Chamber of Commerce.
For small team sessions, 2 to 4 weeks' notice is typically enough. For larger company-wide projects or multi-day campaigns, 4 to 8 weeks is ideal. I take a limited number of corporate clients at a time so every project gets full attention.
Ready to Look Like the Company You Are?
Tell me about your project, and let's build something. I work with a limited number of corporate clients at a time — if you're considering this for Q3 or Q4, now is the time to reach out.
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