Commercial Photographer St. Augustine

We work with local professionals, small business owners, and companies across Northeast Florida — from individual headshots to full-day corporate event coverage, with product photography available on request. We also shoot editorial assignments for local publications like St. Augustine Social, the city's magazine. We've been photographing the people behind the area's businesses since 2014: the founders, the teams, and the moments that show what a company is really about. Use the services below to find what fits your project.

No two of our commercial clients look alike. We've photographed attorneys and real estate agents, a maritime shipping company, a local chocolatier, and plenty of small business owners. What they share isn't an industry. It's that they need to look like the real, capable people their customers are about to meet.

So we don't specialize in one kind of business. We specialize in making people look like themselves on a good day. A lot of the time that means photographing you in your element — on your boat, in your shop, or behind your desk. That's where the realness comes from.

A few of the clients and collaborators we keep coming back to — not vendors we shoot alongside at an event, but people and organizations who send us the work directly.

Meerkat Media Group is a marketing firm based in downtown St. Augustine. They send us out on assignments for their local clients — portraits, team photos, product photography, event coverage, parties. When one of their clients needs a photographer, we're often the ones they call.

Michael LeGrand might be the best commercial photographer and videographer in Northeast Florida — his specialty is directing and producing high-end commercials. We've been working commercial assignments with him since 2020. He sends us out on assignments when he's already booked, and we also work as a photographer on his productions, alongside him as director, producer, cinematographer, or lead videographer.

St. Augustine Social is a local magazine that's been part of the fabric of this community for over a decade. The very first magazine cover Rob ever photographed was for them, and we still shoot two or three assignments for them every quarter. We love their mission, we love that they're based right here in St. Augustine, and we're glad to support a publication that helps people discover our work.

Most of our portrait and headshot sessions are shot by both of us. Rob works the lighting and the angles. Jill helps with the small details and puts people at ease — because feeling confident is the first step to looking it.

We usually start by testing the light and showing you the result on the iPad, right there in the session. The moment you see how good it looks, the nerves tend to fade. We guide you through each shot, and you leave knowing we got it.

For team and company-wide sessions, we keep things organized. Everyone signs up for a time slot online, and we send examples ahead so expectations line up. We build the day around what you actually need — quick headshots, full portraits, or extra time for leadership. We can shoot at your office, in our studio, or across several locations and make them all match. Most galleries arrive within one to two weeks. Need them tomorrow? Tell us, and we'll make it happen.

Before we start, we think through how you'll use the images. Sometimes you just need a clean headshot for LinkedIn. Sometimes it's a new marketing campaign or a refreshed brand. Either way, we plan for all of it. Come in for a headshot and we'll grab a few portraits too — so you leave with photos that work everywhere, from your website to a billboard.

A lot of our headshot clients come back more than once a year. We take that as the best sign we're doing it right.

One thing we'll always tell you straight: skip the AI headshot. Running a phone selfie through a filter is quick, but it quietly costs you trust. When a client finally meets you in person, you don't look like your picture. We'd rather take the time to light it well and make you look genuinely great — so the person across the table recognizes you. Good photos represent you when you're not in the room.