Customers can tell a stock photo from your real business
Before someone calls a venue, books a stylist or hires a remodeler, they look at the pictures. Stock images and dim phone shots make a good business look generic. Real photos of your people and your work are the closest thing to walking through your door, and they do that job on every page they sit on.
One planned session feeds a lot of places: the hero on your site, your Google Business Profile, the about page, your posts, a printed flyer. Planning it around those uses up front is what turns a shoot into files you actually use, instead of a folder of nice photos nobody opens.
What we do
- A quick one-hour shoot: about 15 edited photos of team, storefront and your work
- A two-hour shoot: about 30 edited photos across two setups
- A shot list built around where each photo will be used
- Editing for color, light and crop so the set looks like one shoot
- Need photo and video together? That’s a Media Day
- Yours to use for your business, web and social
Options
- Quick shoot · 1 hr on site · $350About 15 edited photos of your team, your storefront or office, and a few jobs
- Two-hour shoot · $650About 30 edited photos across two setups, your people and your work in progress
- Also
- Photo and video together, planned and directed: Media Day
- How it starts
- Pay the deposit by link, then a short call: what customers should see and where each photo will run. You get the shot list before the day
- Your part
- Be open on the day. You don't stage anything beyond the list, and we work around customers and staff
- Not in it
- Video (On-site video), hired models, retouching beyond clean-up, a second location
- Guarantee
- If a shot on the agreed list is missing or unusable, we reshoot it
- Usage
- Yours to use for your business, web and social
- Ongoing
- Growing, $795/mo: two parts run every month, Seen and one more, with posts and a short video made from your photos, plus a two-hour shoot at your business each quarter, the first in your third month on the plan



Where each photo goes
- Website heroWide landscape frame for the top of your homepage
- Team and about pagePortraits and candids of the people customers will meet
- Google Business ProfileStorefront, interior and work photos for your listing
- Instagram and Facebook4:5 portrait crops for the feed
- Print and proposalsFull-resolution files for flyers, menus and leasing packets
- Other listingsYelp, Apple Maps and your order or booking page
What happens after you buy.
Have these handy
- Your space the way customers see it on a good day
- Who will be in the photos, and their OK to be photographed
- A finished job, a set table or a styled room, if you want your work in frame
- Links to your website and Google profile, so we can see the gaps
- The brief call
Pay the deposit by link, then a short call: what you want customers to see and where each photo will run. We ask about your space, your people and the best time of day to shoot.
- Shot list
You get the shot list before the day: which people, which corners of the space, which pieces of work, and which shots are for the site versus social.
- The session
We shoot at your place on the day we set, working around customers and staff. Be open on the day; you don't need to stage anything beyond what's on the list.
- The edit
We pick the strongest frames, correct color and light so the set looks like one shoot, and crop each one for where it's going.
- Delivery in 7 days
The edited set arrives within 7 days of the shoot, in a shared folder named by use: site, Google profile, social. If a shot on the agreed list is missing or unusable, we reshoot it.
Questions owners ask.
How many photos do I get from a one-hour business photo shoot?
About 15 edited photos from a quick shoot, covering your team, storefront and a few pieces of work. A two-hour shoot gives about 30 edited photos across two setups. If you need photo and video together, more scenes or a fully planned day, Media Day plans a half or full production day around a brief, at one price.
Can I use the photos on my website and Google Business Profile?
Yes. They're yours to use for your business, web and social: your site, your Google profile, your social accounts, flyers and proposals. Fresh photos of the real business also keep your Google listing looking current, which matters when someone is comparing you with the place down the street.
Can you take photos and video in the same visit?
That's a Media Day: photo and video at your place, planned and directed against a brief so everything matches. The on-site photo shoots here are photos only, so each hour goes to the pictures. If you want fresh photos every quarter, Growing and Handled include a two-hour shoot at your business every quarter.
How do I prepare my business for a photo shoot?
Clean and declutter the spaces on the shot list, open the blinds, and schedule the people who should be in frame. Have a finished piece of work or a styled setup ready if you want it shown. Everything else is on the shot list we send ahead, so the session goes to shooting, not deciding.
