How many people?
The number of people decides where we shoot, how we light it, and how long it takes to get everyone in place.
Group photography
One great photo of your whole team.
A group photo shows clients, new hires, and partners the team they’ll be working with.
Before we start
A good group photo takes a little planning.
We sort out the location, the arrangement, and what to wear before the day. That way the photo works on your website, in presentations, and in company announcements.
Where will you use it?
A wide website banner, a square social post, and a printed presentation all need different framing. Tell us and we’ll shoot for each one.
What’s your team like?
Formal, friendly, energetic? We’ll pick the setting and guide everyone to match, with no awkward poses.
Why it works
A group photo shows what headshots can’t.
It shows how big your team is and how you work together, all in one photo.
See the galleries →Group photography examples
Big teams, small teams, formal and relaxed.
Click any photo to compare large outdoor teams, smaller studio groups, formal lineups, and relaxed shots.
How it works
Here’s how a group shoot goes.
Most of the work happens before anyone lines up. A little planning keeps the shoot itself quick, so people can get back to their day.
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Tell us where the photo is going
A website banner, a lobby print, and a LinkedIn post all want a different shape. Tell us where you’ll use it, and we’ll plan the framing so one session covers all of them.
- 02
We find the right spot
Indoors or outdoors, we look for a clean background, good light, and enough room to fit everyone without squeezing. If your office is tight, we’ll suggest somewhere nearby or bring the group to our studio.
- 03
One tip on what to wear
Nobody needs to match. Our only advice is to skip the really loud, brightly colored shirt, unless you want it to be the center of attention. (Probably not.)
- 04
We arrange everyone
We place people by height and by who works together, so it looks natural and nobody is hidden behind a taller colleague. Then we guide posture and expressions, and take plenty of frames so there’s one where everyone looks good.
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You pick the winner
You look through the photos and choose the ones you want. We deliver them digitally, ready for your website, your proposals, and your next announcement.
Pricing
Priced by the hour.
The price depends on how long the session takes. Mileage applies when we come to you.
Time
$250 for the first hour
$150 for each hour after that.
Photos
Up to 15 photos per hour
$10 for each extra photo.
Mileage
$2 per mile, one way
Measured from Albany or Corvallis. It covers the photographer’s drive.
Ready to plan yours?