Want to know why some businesses seem to effortlessly glow on social media, with photos that look naturally professional and authentic? From capturing Destiny's Child concerts in my 20s to helping hundreds of business owners feel like rockstars in front of the camera, I've learned that stunning brand photography isn't about luck—it's about strategy. Discover how to transform your business's visual presence from basic headshots to a powerful brand story that connects with your audience.

"'I literally stopped scrolling to look at these.' That's what a stranger commented on Suzanne Edmond's new LinkedIn headshots. Discover how we created professional brand photography that perfectly captures the vibrant, bold essence of Moxy Communications at our Exeter studio."

"Your professional headshots need to be corporate and serious," they said. Tell that to the woman with 173,000 LinkedIn followers who built her empire by being radically herself. When The HoLT's founder Lea Turner needed brand photos to match her community's bold new direction, she knew exactly what she wanted - images that would capture the real magic of being unapologetically yourself in business.

Take a peek behind the scenes as we transform Cherry Healey's home into a vibrant pop-up studio for Women's Fitness and Top Santé magazines. From high-energy boxing shots to elegant power suits (and some impromptu cuddles with gorgeous fluffy cats!), this shoot had it all. Want to see how we created two completely different magazine covers in one day?

Ever wondered how celebrities always look so effortlessly fabulous in their headshots? After 17 years behind the lens (starting with sneaking shots at Destiny's Child concerts!), I've learned the secret: it's all about creating an experience that makes you feel like a superstar - minus the paparazzi drama!

Between bursts of laughter and leopard print, Susie from Everyday Change brought her incredible energy to my Exeter studio for professional headshots that are anything but corporate. Working with her vibrant brand colours, we created business portraits that perfectly capture her bold, authentic approach to making change happen.

When Charlotte Hopkins arrived at my Exeter studio, she was terrified of being photographed. By the end of the day? She couldn't stop smiling. Here's how a self-confessed camera-avoider discovered her inner cover star (and her perfect red lipstick!)...

From genuine laughter over afternoon tea to intimate conversations about business leadership - step inside a very special International Women's Day celebration with Deborah Meaden at Exeter Cathedral's Dean's House, hosted by workplace wellbeing pioneers Wellity Global.