Corporate Photography & Headshots in Dallas
Henry David Photography flies in from St. Louis to Dallas-Fort Worth for on-site corporate photography and video production. Professional quality for DFW organizations, at your office, venue, or event.
What we make for Dallas teams
A headshot program is usually the first project. It is rarely the only one, and the same photographer handles the rest.
Corporate headshot programs
Whole teams photographed in one or two days, to one standard that holds as people join and leave.
See headshot programsExecutive portraits
Leadership portraits with the weight the business expects, for annual reports, press and the board page.
See executive portraitsBrand films and campaign video
Directed, filmed and edited by one person, from the first scope conversation through final delivery.
See brand film workRecruiting and employer brand
Culture photography and video made in the building people would actually work in, for careers pages and hiring campaigns.
See recruiting workCommercial and facility photography
A marketing team's image library for the year, so the next campaign does not start with a stock search.
See commercial workConference and event coverage
Sessions, keynotes, booths and headshot stations, photographed and filmed in the same visit.
See event coverageMost of this work is booked together. A team that needs headshots usually also needs the recruiting film, the facility library and the conference coverage, and running it through one person is what keeps the whole set looking like it came from one company.
See how the full engagement worksHow We Work in Dallas-Fort Worth
Where a DFW program is set up, what it usually covers, and how DFW Airport keeps the logistics simple.
Where we shoot
On-site at offices in Uptown, Downtown Dallas, Las Colinas, and the Legacy West / Frisco corridor. Suburban projects in Plano, Frisco, Irving, and Westlake. We bring a portable studio and only need ~10×12 ft of clear space.
Conference & event venues
Headshot booths and event coverage for shows at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center, the Hilton Anatole, the Westin Galleria and the Omni Dallas, built for the way each venue loads in. DFW Airport makes day-trips and multi-city swings genuinely easy.
Projects a DFW program is built for
Wealth and asset-management headshots in Uptown and Park Cities, legal and consulting team photography in Downtown and Las Colinas, and brand/recruiting video for tech and energy companies along the Plano-to-Frisco corridor.
Dallas does not have one downtown
Most metros have a center and some suburbs. This one has several centers, and a team of any size is usually spread across more than one of them.
Downtown Dallas and Uptown
The Main Street financial district and the newer Ross Avenue towers, with Uptown running north along McKinney Avenue. Banking, law, engineering and commercial real estate, including the headquarters CBRE moved here from Los Angeles.
Las Colinas, Irving
A remarkable density of Fortune 500 headquarters for a place most people outside Texas have never heard of, McKesson and Caterpillar among them. Williams Square and its bronze mustangs are the landmark everyone recognizes.
Legacy West, Plano
Toyota's North American headquarters, a large JPMorgan Chase campus, Liberty Mutual, Frito-Lay. Purpose-built walkable density that was designed to recruit, and it photographs accordingly.
The Richardson Telecom Corridor
Semiconductors and telecom going back to Texas Instruments and Collins Radio in the fifties, with State Farm's CityLine towers and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas anchoring the modern version.
Frisco
Sports business, mostly. The Dallas Cowboys world headquarters at The Star and the PGA of America both sit up here, along a tollway corridor that is still filling in.
Fort Worth
A separate city with its own downtown, not a suburb, and worth treating that way. American Airlines, Lockheed Martin, Bell and BNSF, with Burnett Plaza and Sundance Square at the center.
What Dallas Fort Worth is built on
The sectors that define this market, and what each one usually needs from a photography program.
Corporate headquarters
The metroplex has been the country's leading destination for headquarters relocations, and those arrivals landed in eleven different cities rather than one. Toyota to Plano, McKesson to Irving, CBRE and AECOM to Dallas, Charles Schwab to Westlake.
A visual standard for a company that has just moved, often before the new building is fully occupied, and executive portraits for a leadership team assembling from several places at once.
Airlines and aerospace
American Airlines and Southwest are both headquartered here, with Lockheed Martin, Bell and the defence supply chain concentrated around Fort Worth.
Large workforce programs across hangars, plants and offices, where the environment is part of the picture and access is tightly controlled.
Financial services and insurance
JPMorgan Chase and Liberty Mutual at Legacy West, State Farm at CityLine, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas in Richardson, and a deep advisory community across Preston Center and Uptown.
Large repeatable headshot programs across several campuses, with a look that holds together when the offices are forty minutes apart.
Law
Jackson Walker, Haynes and Boone, Locke Lord and Winstead are among the Texas-based firms with significant Dallas presence, alongside the national firms that have built large Texas offices.
Attorney bios matched across offices and practice groups, with new partners added later without a reshoot.
Health systems
Baylor Scott & White, Texas Health Resources, UT Southwestern, Parkland and Methodist together staff most of the region's clinical workforce.
Physician directories at scale, photographed on site between clinics rather than in a studio nobody has time to visit.
Brands we've worked with nationwide
A selection of organizations from our broader client list. Not all are Dallas-based.
Sample Work for Dallas Programs
Sample work photographed in St. Louis. Every Dallas program is shot to the same standard by the same photographer.
Dallas companies we work with
IWR North America lists a Dallas office. We run its headshot program.
IWR North America is a building enclosure contractor founded in St. Louis in 1895, and the company describes itself as headquartered in the Midwest with satellite offices in Dallas and Chicago. We built the headshot program that runs across IWR and its parent holding company, MHS Legacy Group.
That program covers more than thirty people, from executive leadership through preconstruction, project management and field operations, on a single editorial standard. New hires match the people already on the site, and someone leaving is removed without reshooting anyone else. That is the part that matters to a company running more than one office: the standard holds without a reshoot every time the roster moves.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Dallas photography.
Do you travel to Dallas for headshot sessions?
What is the typical cost for a Dallas team session?
Can you photograph at multiple DFW office locations?
How do you handle the Texas heat for outdoor shots?
Do you serve Fort Worth and surrounding areas?
How quickly can you schedule a Dallas session?
Bringing a shoot to Dallas?
Tell me about your team, the venue, and the timeline. DFW Airport makes logistics simple. Expect a response within one business day.
Schedule Your Session