Corporate Headshots in London — Team Photography for IDX

A grid of six professional corporate headshots against a neutral grey background, featuring a diverse group of adults. Top row, left to right: a middle-aged white man with grey hair in a white shirt smiling; a woman with a black bob wearing a vibrant peacock-feather print top; a Black man with a short beard in a black t-shirt with a small pin. Bottom row, left to right: a blonde white woman in a navy wrap top laughing; a heavyset white man with a white beard, glasses, and visible neck tattoos in a black top; a Black woman with highlighted hair in a black floral blouse smiling warmly.

When a company appoints a new CEO, the photography tends to follow — updated headshots, a refreshed team page, new images for press and LinkedIn. That’s exactly what IDX needed when they came to me earlier this year.

The brief was straightforward: clean, consistent business portraits that work across their website, their LinkedIn profiles and any press coverage. The kind of images that look like the company they are, not the company they were five years ago.

What makes a good corporate headshot

Consistency matters more than most people realise. When you land on a company’s team page and half the headshots look like they were taken at different points in the last decade — different backgrounds, different lighting, different crops — it quietly undermines the impression of a coherent, professional organisation.

Getting a team in front of the camera on the same day, with the same setup, solves that immediately. It also gives everyone an image they’re actually happy to use, which means it gets used — on LinkedIn, in press releases, in pitch decks.

The IDX shoot took place in London and covered their full leadership team following the CEO appointment. Clean backgrounds, natural expressions, images ready to use the same day.

Corporate headshot photographer in London

If your team is due a headshot refresh — whether it’s a new appointment, a rebrand or simply images that are overdue an update — get in touch at events@collective-images.com