Corporate photography at Corporate Woods
Twenty nine buildings at 110th Street and US 69, and the address more Overland Park teams give than any other. The building number is the one detail that decides whether the cart arrives at the right lot.
Corporate Woods is a twenty nine building office park of a little over two point one million square feet, laid out at 110th Street where US 69 meets Antioch Road. It first opened in 1975 and has been the Kansas side's default corporate address since. The sixteen story tower at its center is the largest multi tenant office building in Overland Park. A joint venture of Geosam Capital and Group RMC has filed a preliminary application to redevelop the park with retail, housing, dining and trails while keeping it an employment hub, but that application is a proposal and has not been built, so the park a team walks into today is the one that has stood there for decades.
Corporate Woods is a multi tenant park rather than one company's campus, and with twenty nine buildings under a single ownership the roster turns over continually. No single firm gives the address its character. In practice that means a production day here often covers two or three unrelated companies in neighboring buildings, each with its own brand standard, and the schedule is built to keep them separate while the setup stays in one place.
The one thing worth settling early is which door. In a park of twenty nine buildings the right service entrance is not always the one nearest the front, so we confirm the building, the parking and the elevator with your office manager the week before. Suburban floor plates like these usually give more daylight than a downtown floor, which changes how the portraits are lit and generally for the better. A conference room of roughly ten feet by eight with one power outlet is all the space a session needs.
We photograph on site, in your own office. If your team is in this building, the notes below are what the day looks like. Nothing here is a claim to a past session in it, and no tenant named is a client unless it says so elsewhere on this site.






Sample work, photographed at other clients' offices rather than in this building. It is the standard a session here would be held to.
- Buildings
- Twenty nine
- Size
- About 2.1 million square feet
- Opened
- 1975
- Tallest building
- Sixteen stories, the largest multi tenant office building in Overland Park
- Location
- 110th Street at US 69 and Antioch Road
- Proposed redevelopment
- A Geosam Capital and Group RMC joint venture has filed a preliminary application for retail, housing, dining and trails. A proposal, not an approved project.
Working in Corporate Woods
The practical side of a shoot in this building, so the day runs on schedule.
Which building
Give us the building number with the booking. Twenty nine buildings share one park address, and the difference between the right lot and the wrong one is a ten minute walk with a cart.
Loading and parking
We confirm the service entrance, the parking and the elevator with your office manager the week before. The full setup moves in one trip on a cart.
Space needed
A conference room of about eighty square feet with a power outlet. If your floor has a room with a window wall, we would rather use that than a windowless interior one.
Light
The floor plates here give better daylight than most downtown floors. The studio light still travels, but the room does more of the work and the portraits are warmer for it.
Schedule
Forty to sixty people move through a day at an unhurried pace. A longer list runs across two buildings or two dates, with the setup and the standard held identical on each.
Outdoors
The park is landscaped and wooded, which gives an environmental option for leadership portraits in the better months if the brief wants something other than a backdrop.
What we make for Corporate Woods 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 coverageHeadshots are often one piece of a larger photo library. The same visit can also cover leadership portraits, recruiting content, workplace photography, video, or event coverage, and when one photographer handles all of it, the library looks like it came from one company.
See how the full engagement worksCorporate Woods questions
What teams in this office park usually ask first.
Can you photograph teams in more than one building on the same day?
What do you need from us on the day?
How far out do dates get taken?
Can you match headshots made for our other offices?
Can you film as well as photograph here?
Other buildings in this district
Your team is in Corporate Woods?
Tell me the headcount, the floor and the dates. A proposal follows a short conversation, and questions are answered within one business day.