Market Your Brand And The People Behind It

Corporate culture photography creates authentic images of your people, workplace, relationships and everyday activities. Rather than relying on generic stock photography, the images show what it actually looks and feels like to work with your organization.

Corporate headshots are primarily individual portraits. Corporate culture photography tells a broader story by showing employees interacting, collaborating and working within the environments where business actually happens. The two can also be photographed during the same production when appropriate.

Custom corporate stock photography is a library of original images created specifically for your organization.

Instead of purchasing generic stock images that could also appear in a competitor’s marketing, your company builds its own collection featuring your actual employees, locations, products, services and working environments.

These images can become a long-term visual resource for websites, advertising, social media, recruiting, presentations, public relations and other corporate communications.

We plan corporate photography around multiple uses whenever possible.

Images can support websites, advertising campaigns, social media, recruiting, employer branding, public relations, annual reports, presentations, sales materials and other corporate communications.

Planning those uses before the photography begins helps us create greater variety and long-term value from the production.

Yes. Workplace and lifestyle photography is often most effective when employees are photographed performing real activities in their normal environment.

Depending on the assignment, we may document genuine activity as it happens, carefully direct a real situation, or combine both approaches. The goal is imagery that feels natural and credible while still meeting the visual and technical requirements of your marketing.

Yes. Planning is an important part of the process.

Before the production, we work with your marketing, communications or agency team to understand your audience, brand, locations, people and how the finished images will be used.

From there, we can help identify the stories, activities and situations worth photographing and build a production plan around them.

Yes. That is one of the primary advantages of planning a corporate photography assignment as a content library rather than a single-use shoot.

A well-planned production can create portraits, workplace images, environmental photographs, details and authentic interactions that support multiple campaigns and communications.

The objective is to leave your organization with a versatile collection of images rather than photographs that solve only one immediate need.

Yes. Karen Images works directly with companies as well as advertising agencies, creative directors, marketing departments, communications teams and other production partners.

We can work from an established creative brief or collaborate with your team during pre-production to determine the people, locations, activities and visual approach needed to support the campaign.

Yes. Karen Images is based in Atlanta and photographs corporate culture, workplace and marketing assignments throughout Georgia, across the United States and internationally.

For organizations with multiple offices or facilities, we can also create a consistent photographic approach across locations so the finished imagery works together as one cohesive visual library.

Yes. Karen Images creates product photography for advertising, marketing, branded content and corporate communications.

Depending on the assignment, products can be photographed individually, incorporated into a lifestyle environment, shown in use, or photographed alongside the people and experiences associated with the brand.

We plan the photography around how the images need to work—from websites and social media to advertising campaigns, public relations, sales materials and other marketing applications.

Yes. Karen Images provides food and beverage photography for restaurants, hospitality companies, consumer brands and marketing campaigns.

Assignments can include finished dishes, beverages, ingredients, preparation, chefs and staff, restaurant environments and the guest experience. We can also combine food and beverage photography with lifestyle and environmental imagery to create a broader visual library for the brand.