Shot personally by Sean

Personal Branding
Portraits in NYC

For founders, entrepreneurs and creators. A portrait of you and what you've built, not just your face.

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Limited sessions each month

Not just photos. An extension of who you are.

Personal branding photography in New York City for founders, entrepreneurs, and creators: a portrait of you and what you've built, not just your face.

I take on a limited number of Personal Branding clients each month. Every session starts with a consultation call, so we can make sure it's the right fit before we get in the studio.

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One session, every platform

Built for
Everywhere

Your image needs to work everywhere your name does. One session, planned so every place you show up feels like the same unmistakable you.

Homepage · LinkedIn · Press · Keynotes and podcasts · About page · Book cover · Investor deck · Instagram

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Two men dressed in suits pose against a dark background, one older man sitting in a chair and wearing a hat, the younger man standing beside him with a smile.
A woman with dark hair wearing a deep burgundy velvet dress against a dark background.
A woman with shoulder-length wavy blonde hair sitting on a stool, wearing a white V-neck T-shirt and dark blue jeans, with her hands resting on her thighs, against a plain gray background.
A man with a shaved head and long beard sitting on a vintage leather sofa in a dimly lit room with a lamp and chairs in the background.

Hi, I'm Sean

Your Image
Should Carry
Your Work.

17 years behind the lens, and years in front of it. I know what builds trust, what reads as confident, and what it feels like to have a lens pointed at you. I shoot every branding session personally, so the result isn't just polished. It feels like you.

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A man and woman looking at a camera in a photography studio.
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More than a headshot

A Portrait of
What You've
Built

Most people photograph the milestone. I photograph the person who created it, documented at the level you've actually earned.

Who it's for

Founders · Entrepreneurs · Coaches · Speakers · Authors · Consultants · Creators

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A man and woman looking at a camera in a photography studio.
A woman sitting in a photography studio while a photographer looks through a camera. The studio has lighting and equipment set up.

Session Rates

  • 60 Minute Session - $650


    1 setup/location

    • One look, one setting (studio or a single on-location spot)

    • Full gallery of every image from the session, unwatermarked

    • Retouching available as an add-on for final polish

    • On-location fee applies separately if shot outside the studio

  • 3 Hour Session - $1,500

    Up to 3 setups/locations

    • Multiple looks across up to 3 settings: a mix of studio and on-location, or all on-location depending on what the brand needs

    • Full gallery of every image from the session, unwatermarked

    • Retouching available as an add-on for final polish

    • On-location fee applies separately, scaled to number of locations/travel

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How it works

The Process

The Planning Call

A video call to talk through your goals, your brand and where these images need to work.

Wardrobe and Prep

We go through wardrobe together and steam everything on the spot. No guessing, no wasted looks.

The Shoot

We review frames together on screen and adjust in real time until what's on the monitor actually looks like you.

Built for Your Brand

More than one look and setting, so you leave with a library that works on every platform you're on.

After the Shoot

Your full gallery, unwatermarked, with retouching to bring your final selects to publish ready polish.

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Close-up photo of a man with short dark brown hair, blue eyes, light stubble, wearing a dark gray shirt, smiling slightly against a blurred indoor background.
A confident middle-aged man with short dark hair and a beard, wearing a black suit, white shirt, and patterned tie, standing in front of a blurred wooden background with a wall on one side.

The Work

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A woman with long, wavy dark hair wearing a black sleeveless dress with crisscross straps and mesh details, sitting on a stool against a gray background.
A woman with shoulder-length blonde hair, wearing a white V-neck T-shirt and blue jeans, sitting on a stool against a plain gray background.
A woman with blonde hair wearing a black outfit and black boots, posing with one leg raised high in the air against a dark background.
Close-up portrait of a man with dark hair, light skin, wearing a brown turtleneck sweater, and a brown blazer, looking directly at the camera.
A smiling woman with blonde hair wearing a sleeveless red top and dark blue jeans, standing against a dark background with her hands on her hips.
Portrait of a woman with blonde wavy hair smiling, wearing a black leather jacket and small earrings, against a neutral background.
A young man with short, curly hair, wearing a black shirt, resting his face in his hands while sitting at a dark table, with dark background and soft lighting.
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Portrait of a smiling African American woman with short curly hair, wearing a white blouse, looking directly at the camera.
A man with long blond hair, wearing a dark suit and white shirt, smiling and holding a conductor's baton against a dark blue background.
Man singing passionately, dressed in a black tuxedo with a red flower on the lapel, white shirt, black bow tie, and standing against a light background.

Before your session

Read
First

Two short reads so you walk in relaxed and ready.

Guide What to bring to a branding shoot

Wardrobe What to wear, what to skip, what to expect

  • We'll cover this on your consultation call based on where these images are going, but bring a range: a few outfits that reflect how you actually show up, whether that's polished, casual, or somewhere in between. Layers and solids photograph best. Bring more than you think you'll need; we'll figure out what works together once we're steaming wardrobe at the start of your session.

  • Whatever fits your brand best. Some sessions work great shot entirely in-studio; others benefit from your office, a specific location, or a mix of both. We'll figure out the right setup on your consultation call. On-location sessions include an added fee based on the number of locations and travel involved.

  • Every image from your session is included in your gallery, not just a handful of "selects." From there, you choose which ones you'd like retouched to final, publish-ready quality. And yes, they're yours. Use them on your website, LinkedIn, press, social media, wherever your name shows up.

  • Personal Branding sessions are built around you individually. If you're looking to include your team, check out our Corporate & Teams page, including our composite group photo option, where we shoot each person separately and composite the group together.

  • We recommend booking 2-4 weeks out. Studio dates are limited each month, so sessions do fill up. The earlier you reach out, the more flexibility we'll have finding a time that works for your timeline.

  • You don't need to. That's what the consultation call is for. We'll talk through your brand, your goals, and where these images need to work, so by the time you're in the studio, you already know exactly what we're going for.

Let's talk

Ready When
You Are.

Branding sessions are limited each month. Start with a short planning call, no pressure and no pitch, and we'll map out your session around where your name shows up.

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Limited sessions each month

Sean

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Session rates

Pick Your
Session

Every session starts with a short planning call, so we plan the looks and settings around where your images need to work.

60 minutes

$650

1 look, 1 setting

  • Studio or one location

  • Full gallery, unwatermarked

  • Retouching available as an add on

3 hours

$1,500

Up to 3 setups

  • Studio, on location, or a mix

  • Full gallery, unwatermarked

  • Retouching available as an add on

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On location fee applies outside the studio

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160+

★★★★★

“I've never had a photographer take so much time prior to the shoot to ensure that we had a clear, specific idea of what we hoped to achieve.”

Reece Ennis · One of 160+ five star Google reviews

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Good to know

Questions

What should I wear?

Bring a range that reflects how you actually show up, polished, casual or somewhere in between. Solids and layers photograph best. We'll go over specifics on your planning call.

Studio, on location, or both?

Whatever fits your brand. Some sessions work entirely in the studio, others benefit from your office or a specific location. On location sessions include a fee based on locations and travel.

How many images do I get?

Every image from your session is in your gallery. You choose which ones to retouch, and they're yours to use anywhere your name shows up.

Can I include my team?

Branding sessions are built around you. For your team, see Corporate Headshots, including composite group photos.

How far ahead should I book?

Two to four weeks out is ideal. Studio dates are limited each month, so earlier gives you more flexibility.

What if I don't know what I want yet?

You don't need to. That's what the planning call is for. By the time you're in the studio, we'll both know exactly what we're going for.

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