We need to talk about your headshot, y’all. The days of the corporate headshot against a crushed velvet backdrop are GONE my friend, so toss that right in the toilet alongside flip phones and shoulder pads.

Nothing says, “I’m out of touch with today’s market and consumer needs” like a dated, unnecessarily stuffy portrait, so I was thrilled when I connected with the awesome, forward-thinking team at Floor Plan Visuals to do some headshot and branding work for them.

Their team came to the table with a clear idea of what they wanted: fresh, approachable images for their website, social, and headshots that were full of personality, but with a solid hit of that Charleston class that this city is known for.

Also, they wanted to include their pets (who regularly come into the office!) in their portraits, which is not something you get every day with corporate headshots… but which I was super excited about. What better way to bring some life and personality into your images?! How can you possibly look at these photos and not feel a pretty immediate emotional connection? (Also, that cat looks perfectly capable of doing my taxes, I need to check to see what her rate is.)

We took a mix of more traditional modern headshots and styled portraits with their furry coworkers and I am loving the results. I don’t know if I want to work there or buy any and everything they’re selling.

It is so incredibly rewarding to work with a client that has a strong idea and identity, and to make that vision into a reality.

Floor Plan Visuals is a group of architectural designers and marketing professionals who believe floor plans can make a big difference in real estate marketing. You’ll find more information about them on their website.

Want to see more Charleston branding photography with Reese Moore Photography? Click for recent branding images with Dixie Vodka and here for mages with Bourbon n’ Bubbles.