commercial photography
small teams + commercial headshots + product photography + interior photography
Welcome!
I'm so glad you're here.
Supporting north Houston businesses in their visual communication is my passion and I can't wait to hear more about your your unique organization.
On this page you'll find my process for creating strategic and specific visual imagery for your unique brand as well as pricing information.
the services
Commercial clients receive a custom proposal following a discovery call
The process
step 1
On this no-pressure call, we'll talk all about your business and see if we're a good fit. You'll share your marketing needs and we'll talk about your project timeline. After the call, I'll send over a formal proposal with the various options we've talked about on the call.
step 2
I'll be your guide on the side throughout the planning process. We'll start with a questionnaire. You'll receive weekly tips via email to help you and/or your team prepare. You'll receive a custom photoshoot guide and we'll have a strategy call to talk through the photoshoot day.
step 3
We'll meet at the first location and review the project objectives one more time. If models are involved in the photoshoot, they'll arrive shortly thereafter. Everyone involved in the photoshoot will have seen the timeline & assigned color palette for attire. I will take care of acquiring any needed model releases.
step 4
A few weeks later, your carefully curated image gallery will land in your inbox! My business succeeds when yours does so you'll also receive a step-by-step guide that will show you how and where to use all the photos we captured. You'll also have the option to schedule an included post-session strategy call.
The average commercial client invests $2200
Options starting at $700 for events & $800 for onsite headshots
here are some of the questions i'll ask on your discovery call to design your custom proposal
Hi, I'm Laura.
Part photographer, part business strategist.
I help owners elevate their brand, stop the scroll, & visually communicate who they are and what they do through purposeful imagery.