9 Creative Photo Ideas for Your Next Branding Session | Huntington, NY Branding Photography

 
 

If you're planning a branding session and the only image in your mind is a classic headshot in front of a white wall — you're not alone. But here's the thing: your brand is more than your smile and a blazer. It's your energy, your process, your personality, and how you show up for your clients every day.

That’s exactly why I created a quick guide with 9 different poses and prompts to spark ideas and help you get the most out of your branding photoshoot

1. The Classic Headshot
Yes, we’ll absolutely get “the one” — the clean, polished, and most important, authentic headshot for your website, LinkedIn, or speaker bio.

2. Movement
A little walking, a hair flip, a laugh in motion — movement brings natural energy to your gallery and helps your photos feel less posed and more real.

3. Working (Phone)
Catching up on emails, scrolling your inspo boards, or Zooming with a client — phone-based shots are a great way to highlight how you connect with your audience.

4. Working on a Computer
Laptop open, phone tucked away, and let’s make it look like you're in your zone. This is great for showing your process or productivity.

5. Relaxing
Coffee, cozy seating, casual attire — these images tell the story of the person behind the brand. Because clients connect with real humans, not just logos.

6. Showing your Product or Service
Whether you're styling a flat lay, demonstrating your service, or prepping an order, we want to capture what you do.

7. Book Lists
Whether it's a stack of your favorites, your recent reads, or your own published work, including books is a great way to showcase your personality and values.

8. Celebrating
Champagne pop, confetti toss, or even a simple high-five moment — don’t be afraid to show off your wins or anniversaries!

9. On Brand Details
Close-up shots of your hands, tools of the trade, your brand colors, or your favorite four-legged partner in crime— these tiny moments can make a big visual impact across your website and social platforms.

This little list is just a starting point — your session should feel like you, and that’s something we’ll chat about during your planning call. I’ll help you decide which concepts make sense for your business, your audience, and how you want to show up in the world.

Ready to bring your brand to life? I’d love to chat about a session that’s anything but generic. Let’s talk.

 
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