Case Studies/MHS Legacy
Multi-Location Enterprise

Before

Five photographers.
Five styles.
One About page.

After

One photographer.
One standard.
Every office.

How MHS replaced a patchwork of local-photographer headshots with a single nationwide program. Fresh, approachable, identical in every market.

What “one standard” looks like

MHS corporate headshot of Blake Willbrand with natural approachable expression by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Maliyah Phillips with confident natural pose by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Bryan Sullivan with relaxed professional expression by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Niko Hea with modern approachable styling by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Rick Hamlin with natural confident expression by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Sage Lehr with professional natural styling by Henry David Photography

Six MHS team members, photographed across multiple offices in different cities. Same lighting, same retouch standard, same direction. The brand never drifts.

The Diagnosis

A patchwork About page is a brand bug, not a budget win.

MHS had grown across multiple offices, and every office had hired its own local photographer when headshots were needed. Different lighting. Different backgrounds. Different retouching styles. Different decades of camera tech.

On individual LinkedIn profiles, no one notices. On the company About page, with everyone's portrait stacked side by side, the inconsistency reads as disorganization. The kind of subtle signal that makes prospects, recruits, and investors feel that something is slightly off without being able to name it.

And the patchwork compounds. Every new hire in every new market means another local photographer, another style drift, another seam in the brand. There's no version of “hire local everywhere” that ends in cohesion.

The Fix

One photographer, the same kit, every office.

We built a nationwide headshot program around a single principle: the experience and the output have to be identical no matter which office a team member walks into. Same portable studio. Same lighting. Same coaching. Same retouch standard. Same delivery format.

Instead of stiff “say cheese” direction, we coach every subject through hands-on demonstration: Henry shows the position, the subject mirrors it. Relaxed expressions are easier to capture when the subject isn't performing. Each person reviews their shots on a tethered monitor and picks their favorite on the spot. Nobody leaves wondering, nobody is surprised two weeks later.

And because the system is built once and reused, every new hire in every new market gets the same treatment from day one. The brand doesn't need policing. It just stays in shape.

The Modern Approach

No More Stiff Headshots

When MHS needed headshots across multiple offices nationwide, they wanted something fresh and approachable. Natural poses that let each person’s personality come through, so clients get to know your brand before they ever shake a hand.

MHS corporate headshot of Billy Marks photographed in St. Louis by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Blake Willbrand with consistent studio lighting by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Brad Rinearson in St. Louis by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Brandon Delimata with brand-consistent styling by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Brandon Klein photographed by Henry David Photography in St. Louis
MHS corporate headshot of Brian Filipiak with professional retouching by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Brian Kelley with cohesive team branding by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Bryan Sullivan in St. Louis by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Chris Norman with studio-quality lighting by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of David Hanson photographed on location by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Doug Hantak with professional corporate styling by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Eric Youngblood in St. Louis by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Jason Svejkosky with consistent brand photography by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Jeff Bange with polished retouching by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Jim Haferkamp photographed in St. Louis by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Jim Juers with brand-consistent lighting by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Joe Sharamitaro in St. Louis by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Justin Bocek with professional studio portrait by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Kevin Bocek photographed by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Maliyah Phillips with cohesive team photography by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Mark Guzenski in St. Louis by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Matt Maeser with consistent corporate branding by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Matthew Dawson photographed in St. Louis by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Michael Haferkamp with professional retouching by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Niko Hea with brand-consistent studio lighting by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Noah Wagner in St. Louis by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Rick Hamlin with polished corporate styling by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Rick Neal photographed by Henry David Photography in St. Louis
MHS corporate headshot of Robert Sculthorpe with consistent team photography by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Ryan Papke in St. Louis by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Sage Lehr with professional studio lighting by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Sean Hamlin photographed in St. Louis by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Sean McAuliffe with brand-consistent retouching by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Todd Staley with cohesive team styling by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Todd Trebing in St. Louis by Henry David Photography
MHS corporate headshot of Ivan Yanev with professional corporate photography by Henry David Photography

Outcome

The brand stopped drifting.

The website, LinkedIn presence, internal directory, and email signatures now tell the same visual story across every market MHS serves. New hires are added without breaking the look. The About page reads as one company instead of five.

For a multi-location organization, that's the whole game: not better headshots in any one office, but the same caliber of headshot everywhere, forever, and a system that holds up as the team keeps growing.

Two offices or twenty.

We bring the same studio to every location. One photographer, one standard, nationwide, built to scale with your team.