Headshots in Palm Springs. A whole team in 1 afternoon, retouched fast.
Palm Springs is full of people whose face is the business: real estate agents, hospitality managers, gallery owners, independent professionals. For them a headshot is not an HR requirement, it is the first impression a client gets before meeting anybody.
I come to your office or a location we agree on, bring the lighting, and coach expression as we go, so people who are certain they photograph badly still walk out with something they will actually use.
On-location headshots in Palm Springs
On-location headshot sessions across Palm Springs, in offices, studios and outdoors where the setting suits the brand.
The Palm Springs problem: everybody wants to shoot outside
Outdoor headshots here mean squinting and hard shadows for most of the day. I either shoot early, find open shade, or bring lighting to balance the sun, rather than promising a look the middle of a desert afternoon cannot deliver.
How a Palm Springs headshot session runs
Plan the look
Background, wardrobe, and where the images are going: web, print, or both.
Guided session
I bring the lighting to you and coach expression, so nobody is left guessing.
Retouched files
Natural retouching, cropped for LinkedIn, site bios and print.
Palm Springs headshot pricing
Quoted per session, based on how many people and where. Extra retouched selects are $65 each.
Questions
Headshot photography in Palm Springs: common questions
How much do headshots cost in Palm Springs?
Pricing depends on headcount and location, so tell me how many people and where for a quote. Extra retouched selects are $65 each.
Do you come to our Palm Springs office?
Yes. Sessions are on-location wherever works for you, with portable studio lighting included, so nobody has to travel across the valley on a work day.
How many people can you photograph in one session?
A full team in an afternoon is normal. Sessions are kept short per person so the day does not eat everybody's schedule.
Can we shoot outdoors in Palm Springs?
Yes, with planning. Early morning or open shade works; the middle of a bright afternoon does not, and I would rather say so than hand back photos of people squinting.
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