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Business Headshots

People decide about you before they read a word.

A business portrait you are genuinely happy to use: for the profile, the pitch, the speaker bio and the site. We know being photographed is awkward. That part is our job.

  • The photo you have is costing you.

    A cropped wedding photo, a badge scan, something a colleague took in 2019. It is on your profile, your proposal and your speaker bio, quietly making an argument about you that you did not choose. Fixing it is a couple of hours, once, and it works for years.

  • Nobody likes being photographed.

    Everyone says it, almost everyone means it, and it is not a personality flaw. Being good at this means directing you the whole way through: where to stand, what to do with your hands, when it is working, so you are never left in front of a camera guessing.

  • You will like how you look.

    That is the actual deliverable. Not a stiff rectangle against a gray wall that you use because you have to, but frames you want to send. Most people arrive dreading it and leave asking whether they can book again next year.

Business portrait

Cameras booked by

We had an urgent need for headshots and had a quick turnaround. Amigo Studio shot and edited the photos in time and made the process extremely easy.
Sean, Rosendin
The work

Real people, most of whom said they were not photogenic.

Every age, every build, every level of wanting to be there. None of them are models and none of them were left to work it out on their own. The difference between a portrait that works and one that does not is almost never the face, it is whether someone was directing the room.

See the Business Headshots gallery
A woman in a pale blue ruffled blouse smiling in a business headshot, a stone colonnade blurred behind her
A close-cropped headshot of a bald man with a beard in a dark polo and striped jacket against a pale gray background
A woman with long dark hair in a white button shirt, photographed in an office atrium
Three men in suits standing together in front of a curved wall panel in an office
An older man with gray hair and a beard in a blue technical top, photographed outdoors with greenery behind him
A woman with short red hair in a black sleeveless top, photographed against a plain gray studio background
How it works

You show up. We handle the rest of it.

  1. 01

    Tell us what it is for

    A profile, a rebrand, a book jacket, a speaking circuit. It changes the background, the wardrobe and how many looks are worth doing, and we talk all of that through before the day, so you are not standing in your closet the night before wondering.

  2. 02

    The session, directed the whole way

    You will be told where to stand, what to do with your hands and when something is working, and you will see frames as we go rather than waiting to find out. Most people relax about four minutes in, which is usually where the good frames start.

  3. 03

    Back in three business days

    Every good frame, color graded, in every crop you need: the wide one for a site, the tight one for a profile, and the square that one platform always insists on. No per-picture charge to unlock your own face.

What it costs

Less than the photo you are currently using is costing you.

  • A short session$149 for a 30 minute session

    One look, one background, and the portrait you will actually use. Enough for a profile, a proposal and a speaker bio, which for most people is the whole job.

  • A full session$249 per hour

    More time, more looks, more to choose from. Worth it for a wardrobe change, an outdoor set as well as a clean background, or a rebrand where you need range rather than one frame.

  • A few of you together$249 per hour

    Billed at the hourly rate rather than per person, so a small team costs about what one longer session does, and everyone's portrait matches, because it came from the same setup on the same afternoon.

  • Retouching, if you want it$65 per image

    Per image, before or after delivery. Deliberately separate from the editing already included in every frame. They are different jobs, and what arrives should look like you on a good day rather than someone else.

Editing is included on everything delivered, and there is no per-picture charge. If you would rather we came to you, say so at booking and it is arranged.

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Before you book

The things people say before their first session.

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Book the one you have been putting off.

Tell us what it is for and roughly when. We will take it from there.

Card on file at booking, charged when we wrap. No deposit under the standing threshold.