How to Have a Successful Photo Shoot

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Your Photo Shoot

Using original photography, we are able to authentically showcase your brand, vision and products in a way that connects with the audience you’re trying to reach and sell to.

The average consumer says authenticity is a key factor when deciding which brands they like to support.

How It Works

Learn more about the process and how we will use your photos.

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Our Photographers

We work with a nationwide network of photographers with proven skills. We’ll find one in your area, and they’ll show up the day of the shoot ready to get to work.

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Your Shoot

Along with your guidance, our photographer will work with a shot list to capture a cohesive array of authentic photos. Click here to see your shoot guide.

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Your Photos

After some light editing, and with a selective eye, our team will curate a gallery of images from your shoot, best suited for online engagement. Your edited photos will be uploaded directly to your media library.

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Look Great Online

Whether they already exist or we’re building them for you, your website and social pages will get a boost from your new photos.

How to Prepare

Giving yourself enough time to prep before your photographer arrives is crucial to a successful photo shoot.
Check out our tips to make sure you get the most out of your shoot.

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Your Space

  • Walk through your photo shoot space, making sure that it looks the way you want your business represented online.
  • Tidy up work spaces, remove any out-of-date signage or sensitive information that you wouldn’t want displayed in photos.

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Your Team

  • If you work with a team of people, make sure they’ve been briefed ahead of time about the photo shoot to avoid confusion.
  • Encourage team participation and cooperation - authentic photos of staff are great ways to connect your audience to the core of your business.

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Your Products or Services

  • These photos will give your audience an authentic look at the products, crafts, or services you provide.
  • Make sure your products and props are ready to go when the photographer arrives.
  • If you need help on deciding where to stage products or props, your photographer will be able to give some suggestions.

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Your Photographer

  • Your photographer will come prepared with a curated shot list to work through.
  • You know your business best, so make sure to let your photographer know if there are particular areas you’d like them to focus on.

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Yourself

  • Beyond the products that you offer, customers are eager to connect with the people behind the businesses that they support.
  • Wear clothing that makes you feel comfortable, confident, and authentically represents your brand.
  • We’ve found that the more actively you participate in the shoot, the more successful its outcome!

Frequently Asked Questions