I had so much fun working with Johanna Wolf of Hungry Wolf Consulting for her branding session. Johanna is an expert in leadership development and consulting psychology, and brings a personality that’s both fierce and approachable. So how do we capture a brand that’s equally bold, smart, and authentic?

There’s something incredibly rewarding about partnering with businesses that have a genuine passion for what they do, and my recent branding session with GoodVets on the Wharf in Washington, DC, was no exception. This new veterinary clinic is not just another pet care facility—it’s a place where pets are treated like family.

I recently had the pleasure of doing headshots for the incredibly talented Mia Sosa, a USA Today bestselling author known for her fun, flirty, and diverse contemporary romances.

Planning is everything when it comes to a successful branding photoshoot. A well-organized timeline ensures you make the most of your session and achieve high-quality, impactful images. Here is a general outline of what a typical branding session timeline looks like.

One of the most crucial elements of a successful branding session is what you wear! Finding outfits that align with your brand’s personality and color palette can make a significant impact on the final images. It’s never as easy as it feels like it should be!

In today’s fast-paced, visually-driven market, high-quality images can make all the difference in how your business is perceived.

If you're a local business in Silver Spring, MD, or Washington, DC, DMV area, and you're thinking about sprucing up your brand with some professional photos, one key question is where should I do this??

I get that it can be hard to decide if it’s worth investing in your own personal professional branding photography. Believe it our not, high-quality personal branding photos can deliver significant returns on investment (ROI) and offer a host of other benefits that make them a smart move for your business.

Let’s dive into the world of Kelly B Haney Wellness and the fantastic branding photoshoot we recently did.

Kelly has an incredible story…one that is much too long to share here, but I encourage you check out her website (soon to be updated!) or listen to her inspiring podcast. She’s all about holistic wellness, embracing the mind, body, and spirit.

A common question- what is the difference between headshots and brand photography? I’m glad you asked!

Posing is not something that comes naturally to anyone! So don’t stress! With a few tips and tricks and guidance from your fav photographer (hint, hint), you can shine in your session.

When it comes to personal branding, the choice of location for your photoshoot is more than just a backdrop – it's a strategic element that contributes to the overall narrative of your brand. The right location can enhance your story, convey your personality, and set the tone for how you want to be perceived. Here are five unique branding shoot location ideas to think about!

Why am I talking so much about brand photography? What got me so involved in this new aspect of my business?As someone who has been deeply immersed in family and baby photography, I am thrilled to add a new opportunities for creativity, collaboration, and a schedule that aligns more closely with my family life.

First impressions matter. We all know that, but for small businesses, it often gets lost in the 100 other things that are competing for our focus and priority. Branding photography is a way to showcase who you are and make that first impression count.

Taking your own personal branding photos is no easy task, but I learned a LOT from the process (and got some great photos!). The top tips I learned:

Props can be the secret ingredient that takes your photoshoot to the next level. They add depth, personality, and visual interest, helping to convey your story in a more captivating way. Here are five creative prop ideas:

In the world of personal branding, standing out requires more than just a polished image – it demands an authentic expression of your unique personality. Your branding photos should do more than showcase your profession; they should tell a story about who you are.