Corporate Headshots | Corporate Photography for MaidPro

Tara Flannery is a professional photographer specializing in headshots and corporate photography.  See more of my headshot work in the gallery.  Contact me to schedule your individual headshot session or corporate session today!

Corporate Photography for MaidPro

In 2010, Cyndi contacted me about our first corporate photography session together.  I was a new photographer for LIVING magazine and I can remember getting her call for the shoot.  I was super excited!  Cyndi arranged the shoot so that all of the employees were present, dressed in uniform, and ready to go for the early morning shoot.  It was a success and she still has that LIVING magazine cover and story hanging in the office when you walk in the front door.  It seems like a lifetime ago.

This week, I had the opportunity to see Cyndi again for another great corporate photography session for MaidPro and Tripsy Travel.  Cyndi’s travel business has gotten so busy that her husband has taken over the MaidPro business.  She runs Tripsy Travel and her coaching business where she coaches other travel agents.  Again, the employees were dressed and ready to go for the MaidPro photo.  Cyndi also needed some headshots for the travel business and her coaching business.  She has an adorable office next to the MaidPro office.  I love the environmental headshot of Cyndi with the travel brochures in the background.  Perfection!

Houston Headshot Photographer

As a professional photographer and Houston’s headshot photographer, I frequently take headshots for businesses.  Many times, those headshots are studio-type setups with background and studio lighting.  This studio setup works very well for companies that have several employees that need headshots.  All of the headshots will be similar and uniform.

Another option is an environmental headshot.  An environmental headshot can actually be done indoors or outdoors, depending on the type of look that you want.  Cyndi’s office had a lot of natural light already and I added a single light to enhance the lighting on her and to add a catch light in her eyes.  We were able to use her office and the travel brochures as the background.  This provided an interesting background without being distracting.  Her office also has the business logo painted on the wall.  We used this wall for a simpler background for additional environmental headshots.

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Tara Flannery is a professional photographer specializing in headshots and corporate photography.  See more of my headshot work in the gallery.  Contact me to schedule your individual headshot session or corporate session today!

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Headshots are one of those things that are easy to put off… until you realize your photos no longer reflect where you are now.

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Tara is a member of the Professional Photographers of America PPA.
Tara is a Certified Professional Photographer.
Tara is a member of TPPA Texas Professional Photographer's Association.
Tara has earned her Master of Photography degree.
Tara has earned her Photographic Craftsman certification.
Tara is a member of the Professional Photographers Guild of Houston PPGH.