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TETH

tethered preview — sign off on the day

edited, retouched, delivered in 5 days

OFC

on-location or in-studio

EDIT

editorial style — not LinkedIn-stock

what we make.

individual editorial headshots

Single-person editorial portrait session — 30–45 minutes per subject, 8–12 edited final images delivered, hi-res for print + web-optimised cropped versions. Plain-background or environmental options. Same look across the team if you book the full set the same day.

team headshot day

Full-team headshot day — up to 12 subjects on a single shoot day, plain-background or matched environmental, consistent lighting and look across the set. Tethered preview so each subject signs off on their shot before they leave the chair.

environmental + on-location portraits

Portraits that show the work — partner at the desk, surgeon in the operating theatre, farmer on the field. Editorial framing, soft directional lighting, the subject doing their job rather than posing.

leadership + founder portraits

Premium editorial portrait sessions for CEO bios, founder pieces, board portraits and award-submission images. Single-subject, longer session (60–90 minutes), 15–25 final edited deliverables across formats. The kind of portrait that gets used for a decade.

why brands work with us.

tethered preview = no surprises. Most corporate headshot disappointment happens after the shoot, when the photographer sends 200 raws and you realise the angle they liked isn’t the angle you’d have picked. Mona Digital shoots tethered to a laptop — you see the shot on a big screen as we take it. We don’t leave the chair until you’ve approved the composition.
editorial — not LinkedIn-stock. The default corporate headshot is a face on a grey backdrop with hard rim light. Mona Digital’s headshots use the natural light of the room, softer lighting setups, and editorial composition. Looks like a feature-piece photograph, not a recruitment-site placeholder.
same look across the team. Team headshot consistency is a hidden discipline. Lighting setup remains constant for the full session, the same lens and aperture are used for every subject, retouching follows a documented standard. The result: the team page reads as a coherent portrait set, not a collage of different photographers.