Texas
Professional headshots · Dallas–Fort Worth
In short
Professional headshots in Dallas–Fort Worth starts at $295: 60 min on location with a photographer who works in Dallas–Fort Worth, and 10 edited photos delivered to a private gallery within 48 hours.
Why choose Professional headshots in Dallas–Fort Worth?
Dallas has a deep corporate base spread across a metroplex an hour wide — Plano, Las Colinas, Downtown, Fort Worth — and the practical question for a headshot is not style but geography. A studio session is straightforward if you work downtown and a forty-minute drive if you work in Frisco, which is why on-site sessions are more common in this market than in most and why the studio option is usually paired with one.
Worth knowing about Dallas–Fort Worth
Outdoor headshots in North Texas are a two-season proposition rather than a year-round one. Between June and September the sun is high, direct and unshaded, and an outdoor session outside the forty minutes at either end of the day produces squint and hard shadow that no editing removes. October through April it works well and the light is excellent.
What does the session in Dallas–Fort Worth look like?
- Studio, Dallas Design District
- Two backgrounds and controlled light, central to the Dallas side of the metroplex.
- Your office
- Frequently the better answer in Plano, Frisco or Las Colinas, where the drive is the real cost.
What does professional headshots in Dallas–Fort Worth include?
- 10 retouched photographs
- Two backgrounds and two wardrobe changes
- Selection made together on a monitor before you leave
- Cropped for LinkedIn, for a company directory and for print
- Private online gallery within 48 hours
- Commercial licence for your own professional use
FAQ — Professional headshots in Dallas–Fort Worth
Can you come to our office?
Yes, and across this metroplex it is often the better choice. A room about twelve by fifteen feet with a power outlet is enough. Travel within Dallas–Fort Worth is included, which for a team in Plano or Frisco removes a forty-minute drive each way from everyone’s day rather than just the photographer’s.
What should I wear?
One step more formal than your workplace, in a solid mid-tone. Navy, charcoal and burgundy hold their color; black closes up into a silhouette and white glows. Bring two options and decide against the actual background rather than guessing at home.