Here's a list of essential shots to consider during your branding shoot:
1. Headshots:
- Close-up headshot with a neutral background
- Headshot with your workspace or business environment in the background
- Casual headshot with a more relaxed pose
2. Lifestyle images:
- Candid shots of you working, brainstorming, or sketching ideas
- Images of you interacting with clients, customers, or team members
- Photos of you enjoying a coffee break or engaging in a hobby related to your brand
3. Workspace:
- Overview shots of your office, studio, or workspace
- Detail shots of your desk setup, tools, or equipment
- Images showcasing any branded materials or products
4. Product/service images:
- High-quality images of your products or examples of your services
- Images of your products being used or services being performed
- Close-up detail shots of your products or service results
5. Brand elements:
- Shots of your logo or other branded visuals (e.g., business cards, packaging, signage)
- Images featuring your brand colors, patterns, or other visual elements
- Photos of any unique brand props or items (e.g., custom merchandise, mascots)
6. Social media content:
- Images for social media banners or profile pictures
- A variety of versatile shots that can be used for posts, stories, or ads
- Behind-the-scenes images for sharing your brand's story
7. Website imagery:
- Hero images for your website's homepage or landing pages
- Photos for your "About" or "Meet the Team" page
- Images that support your website's content, such as blog posts or service descriptions
Remember that the specifics of your branding shoot may vary depending on your industry, target audience, and brand identity. Make sure to discuss your goals and expectations with your photographer beforehand to ensure you get the most out of your branding photoshoot.
Or book in a branding shoot with Stef Spills Ink ;)