One team. Not a grab bag.
Consistent staff portraits and group photos for your about, team and careers pages — so every face matches, including the one who joins next year.
Start a projectOn a lot of team and about pages, nothing quite matches: one photo is a phone snap from the break room, another is an old ID-style photo, one has sunglasses from the company outing. It looks thrown together — and that’s exactly what a visitor sees, when all they wanted to know was who they’re dealing with. I photograph your team so every portrait matches: same background, same lighting, same crop.
The key is a defined visual style that I document rather than just remember. If a new colleague joins in six months, or someone changes roles, I photograph them the same way — and the new portrait fits seamlessly into the existing lineup instead of standing out as an outlier. That keeps your team page consistent for years, without having to reassemble the whole team for a reshoot.
Alongside the individual portraits come group shots that show a genuine sense of togetherness instead of a stiff lineup. Both feed directly into your employer brand: people considering applying look first at who actually works there. A coherent, honest team photo is often more convincing on a careers page than any list of benefits.
Photography — Team & Staff Photos
What’s included
Consistent team and staff photos from Stuttgart for your about, team and careers pages — a recognizable style across every face, extendable later.
- Consistent staff portraits
- Group & team photos
- About & careers pages
- A recognizable visual style
- Extendable later
- Employer branding & recruiting
How your project runs
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STEP 1
Define the Visual Style
Before anyone steps in front of the camera, we define the style: background, crop, portrait or landscape, with or without a smile. I document these specs so every later reshoot matches exactly.
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STEP 2
On the Day
On shoot day, I move your team through the same setup one by one — usually just a few minutes per person. The fixed setup ensures every portrait is lit and framed identically, from the apprentice to the leadership team.
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STEP 3
Group & Department Shots
Group shots follow — the whole team or individual departments. I arrange the group so it looks relaxed and connected, not like a row of faces lined up for a class photo.
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STEP 4
Consistent Editing
Every shot gets the same edit: matching color grading, matching contrast, either cut out or with an identical background. This is what makes the gallery genuinely feel like one coherent set.
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STEP 5
Handover & Style Notes
You receive the finished portraits and group shots cropped for your team and careers pages. I also document the style specs, so any later reshoot — whether with me or someone else — fits in seamlessly.
For team photos, I come to you — an on-site appointment at your own premises is the simplest option for everyone and disrupts operations the least. I can reach you quickly across Stuttgart and the wider region: from Esslingen to Ludwigsburg to Böblingen. As your team grows, I’m available again for a quick reshoot.
Frequently asked questions
How do you make sure all the portraits look consistent?
Through a fixed setup and fixed specs: everyone is photographed with the same background, the same lighting and the same crop, and every shot then gets the same edit afterward. That produces a gallery where the faces clearly belong together, instead of every image telling its own story.
What happens when new employees join later?
That’s exactly why I document the visual style. When someone new starts, I photograph them to the same specs — the new portrait slots into the existing lineup without giving away when it was taken. So you don’t have to reassemble the whole team for a reshoot.
How much time does this take from my team?
Very little. Thanks to the fixed setup, each person usually takes just a few minutes. I plan the session so people are photographed one after another and nobody waits long — daily operations barely notice. For a group shot, the whole team comes together briefly, just once.
What if someone really doesn’t like being photographed?
That’s the norm. I work calmly, give clear direction, and take the pressure off the moment, so even people unused to a camera come across naturally. The goal is relaxed, credible portraits — not stiff, obligatory shots where you can see the tension.
Are team photos worth it for the careers page too?
Very much so. People considering an application look first at who works at the company. Honest, consistent team photos communicate more about the atmosphere than any list of benefits. A coherent employer brand often starts with exactly the faces you see on the careers page.
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