Corporate portrait photography
in Budapest, Hungary

A corporate portrait shoot can have amazingly variable parameters. It is impossible to establish a uniform pricing because every project is different. The price depends on many factors: - How many people are you photographing? - Do you want the portraits with a plain background or a unique background? - Do you need a make-up artist for the pictures? - What's the location? Do we take photos in the studio or do you have to go to an external location? - What is the deadline for requesting the photos? Is it urgent or do we have time? As you can see, there are a lot of questions before making an exact offer. I would like to ask all my interested parties to send me a quick quotation requester in the contact section, and my team will try to send a detailed, personalized quotation to everyone within 1 working day.

I'm not the cheapest corporate photographer on the market, but I wouldn't put myself in the unaffordable category either.When it comes to pricing, I've always tried to ask for an amount that would keep my business afloat, but despite that, I try to stay in the affordable category.A perfect balance of price-value ratio, this is my goal since I started.

Whether you are looking for a job or attracting new clients, professional portrait photos will always make you stand out from the crowd. I regularly receive positive feedback from my former corporate clients that, as it turned out afterwards, many of their clients chose them because of their sympathetic corporate portraits.

Headshot portraits are excellent for use in resumes, LinkedIn profiles, social media platforms, websites, blogs, company imprints - in other words, on any platform where the first impression is of utmost importance.

A premium quality business portrait is always an investment. If the picture taken of you is attractive, you will have measurably more customers and more partners will choose you. You wouldn't leave your first impression to chance, would you?

It absolutely depends on the number of people. For more than 10 people, I usually recommend leaving on the spot.

I usually say that I can take a maximum of 40-50 portraits during an 8-hour photo shoot. This is because I don't like to rush. Believe me, if we organize too many photo subjects for one day, you will suffer the consequences: I'm human too, I get tired, if I don't have time to recharge and take properly scheduled breaks, then it will end up being a mistake.

I usually don't hand over raw photos. This is because a raw photo is a semi-finished product. It gets its final form with retouching and appropriate post-production, so unfortunately I can't give you these pictures. Of course, there are special cases, for example, if you are an agency with professional graphic designers, with whom I know that my photos will be in good hands, then of course we can agree on this.

The completed images are retouched in the highest quality available; we correct disturbing details and minor skin imperfections, but we carefully ensure that the photo retains its naturalness and the basic features of the person in it.