Corporate headshots that match across the whole team

AED 3,500 to AED 25,000 covers most of what we are asked to build. The number moves on how many people, whether it is one location or several, whether leadership portraits and office photography are included, and how many days it needs. Anything quoted before those are known is a guess. We scope first, then price, and the scope document is yours whether or not you proceed. These are market ranges rather than a fixed rate card — the proposal carries the real figure.

Overwhelmingly, yes, and it is worth being direct about it. Every company ranking for this term in Dubai leads with headshots and portraits. If what you need is office photography, event coverage or product work, those are different briefs and we do them too, but the term itself means headshots to almost everyone using it.

Around five minutes each once the setup is running, including a quick review on screen. That pace is what makes photographing a whole company practical. Leadership portraits take longer because they are usually more considered and used more widely.

A significant number at five minutes each, and the real constraint is scheduling rather than shooting. We work with you on a slot schedule so people come down for a few minutes rather than waiting in a queue, which is what causes cancellations.

Yes, and it is usually the right answer. We bring a portable studio setup and need one room with a bit of space for a couple of hours to set up. It is far easier to get a whole company photographed in their own building than to send them to a studio.

This is why the documented setup matters. We record the lighting positions, background, lens and crop so a catch-up session weeks later still matches. Without that, latecomers start the inconsistency again.

We send a short guide beforehand: solid colours, avoid fine patterns which can shimmer on camera, and keep it consistent with how you would present to a client. We do not prescribe a uniform look unless you want one, and it is worth deciding rather than leaving to chance.

Restrained and consistent, agreed once and applied evenly. The failure mode to avoid is one person appearing noticeably more retouched than their colleagues, which is obvious on a grid and uncomfortable for everyone.

Usually yes, and it is efficient. Headshots in the morning while people are available, office and working photography in the afternoon. It needs planning so the spaces you want photographed are presentable at the right time.

Square, circle-safe for platforms that mask to a circle, landscape and vertical, at web and print resolution, named per person. Delivered together so nobody is cropping by hand for a press request later.

Yes, and we would encourage it as a standing arrangement rather than an occasional scramble. Because the setup is documented, a short session for a handful of new joiners produces photographs that match the original set.