Your LinkedIn photo is from a different job. Maybe a different decade. You know it needs to change — you've known for a while. Every time a recruiter looks you up, every time a potential client Googles you, every time you submit a speaker bio, that old photo is doing its best to represent who you are today. It isn't.
Every line item, with what it would cost you to source it separately.
If you don't love your photos for any reason at all, I'll reshoot for free.
No questions asked.
I'll do everything I can during the session to make sure you feel comfortable and walk away happy — posing guidance, lighting adjustments, as many looks as the hour allows. And if for any reason the photos don't land, just email jason@starfallstudiosseattle.com and I'll book a free reshoot. No forms, no back-and-forth.
Every image here came out of a standard $200 session — same process, same 48-hour turnaround you'd get booking today.
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You book the session. 45 minutes on camera. Gallery in 48 hours.
You open the email and there it is — a photo of you that doesn't make you cringe. Professional. Current. Actually looks like the person you are today. Not the person you were at your last company, not the one from a phone held at arm's length.
You update LinkedIn. You add it to your website. The speaker bio request goes out with a photo you're proud of. The next time someone Googles you, what comes up matches who you actually are.
That's what this afternoon buys.
For founders and entrepreneurs: The first impression your company makes before anyone picks up the phone. A profile that reflects what you've actually built.
For professionals in corporate: The headshot you won't have to apologize for when HR puts you on the all-hands slide or a recruiter pulls your profile.
For consultants, coaches, and freelancers: The photo that makes someone trust you before they've had a single conversation with you.
For anyone who's been putting this off: You did it. You have the photos. That's it.
Pick a time on Square. Card held at booking, charged at the end of the session. One-day minimum lead time. Slots fill — don't sit on it.
You'll get a short questionnaire about what the photos are for, and a one-page guide on what to wear and what to bring. Ten minutes, max.
45 minutes on camera with posing direction and lighting setup, plus buffer on each end so the session never feels rushed. Bring as many outfits as you can realistically change into — no cap.
Ten final retouched photos in your inbox via a private gallery. High-res, no watermarks, full rights. Use them anywhere, immediately.
Most people say this. Almost none of them still feel that way by the end of the session. Posing direction is part of what's included — I'll tell you exactly where to look, how to hold your body, when to shift your weight. You don't need to know how to pose. You just need to show up.
That's almost always a lighting and direction problem, not a you problem. Controlled studio light is specifically designed to do what a phone camera and a fluorescent ceiling can't. If you've never been photographed under real studio lighting, you genuinely don't know yet what you look like in a well-shot photo.
Yes. A phone camera in office lighting produces office lighting. A studio session produces a professional portrait — difference in background quality, lighting depth, framing control, retouching, and how the final image reads in a small thumbnail on LinkedIn. That's the product. You can see it in the portfolio above.
My standard headshot session is $300 and up. The summer special is a packaged offer — tighter scope, fixed deliverable, deadline of August 31. Same lighting, same studio, same care. Just a more accessible entry point for people who've been putting this off.
It's enough. We're not doing a full production day — we're doing 10 polished photos. 45 minutes of focused shooting with direction gets you more usable images than a 3-hour session where you're figuring it out as you go. I've done this enough to know how to move efficiently.
If you're not happy with the photos for any reason at all, I'll reshoot for free. No questions asked. I'll do everything I can during the session to make sure you walk away happy — posing adjustments, framing changes, lighting passes, as many looks as the hour allows — but if it doesn't land, just reach out and we'll make it right.
Not for this session. The studio has a mirror and good lighting for self touch-ups. If you want professional styling, I'm happy to point you toward people in the area — just ask when you book.
Standard headshots are head and shoulders. This session includes half-body, three-quarter, and full-body in the same 45 minutes at no extra cost. You tell me on the day what you need — a LinkedIn close-up, a full-body for your website, a speaker bio portrait — and we build the session around that.
Ten is the scope of this offer. If you genuinely need a larger library — more looks, more framings, brand content — that's a different conversation. Let's talk about a full-rate branding session instead.
This offer is for a solo session. Team shoots and partner/couple sessions are a different product. Happy to put together a custom quote — reach out and I'll make it work.
The session happens at Starfall Studios for this offer. The studio is at 4435 35th Ave SW — accessible by car, and there's free street parking directly in front. If you need on-location shooting at your office, reach out and I'll quote it separately.
More than 72 hours before your session: full refund. 24 to 72 hours before: studio credit for future use. Less than 24 hours or no-show: non-refundable. Same policy as every other Starfall booking.
Sessions are limited and August 31 is the cutoff. If there's a slot open, book it.
Or call: 425-341-3024