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Office Culture Photography in Edmonton
Business as usual.
There’s a reason you’re here
You’re replacing the stock photos?
You’re replacing the stock photos, showing the work in progress, filling the about page, building the careers page, showing people where they’d work.
replacing the stock photosWhichever it is, the people in the pictures should work there.
Posed portraits in the office instead? — see office portraits.
Your people. Your place. A regular Tuesday.



Work in progress, everywhere you show up.






Let them see who’s building it.








The headshots take one room. Everyone else keeps working.







What a culture shoot covers
A working day, across the whole space.
- Shot on a normal working day: desks, meetings, the kitchen, the hallway.
- Job sites too: work-in-progress photos for your reports, website and social.
- Quiet and out of the way, so the day carries on.
- Nothing for anyone to prepare or perform.
- Screens and documents that need to stay private get flagged ahead of time and stay out of frame.
- Made for the careers page, the about page, recruiting decks and the annual report.
- The same approach in every office, so one firm in three cities reads as one set.
- On its own, or alongside a team headshot day while the setup is already in your building.
Office culture photography in Edmonton: FAQs
Seven questions for Ryan.
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Does anyone need to prepare or pose?
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How disruptive is it?
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Can this be added to a team headshot day?
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Can it cover more than one office?
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Do you photograph job sites and work in progress?
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What about screens and documents that need to stay private?
Get in touch with what the pictures are for, and we’ll pick a day.
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