πΌ Corporate & Editorial Headshots
Los Angeles Β· New York Β· London
A corporate headshot is more than a photograph β itβs your first impression, your credibility, your visual handshake.
Rory Lewis creates refined, editorial-style portraits for executives, entrepreneurs, and creative professionals who need to project confidence, authority, and approachability in equal measure. These are not generic business headshots, but carefully directed portraits designed to align with your professional goals, industry position, and personal brand.
Ideal for LinkedIn, company websites, press features, investor decks, and executive branding, each session is tailored to the individual β from lighting and composition to expression and posture β ensuring the final image feels authentic, assured, and contemporary.
Individual and group sessions are available, making this offering equally suited to leadership teams, company-wide rebrands, boards, partnerships, and editorial-style team portraits.
Sessions are available in-studio or on location across Los Angeles, New York, and London, delivering polished, high-end portraits that communicate leadership, clarity, and presence across global markets.markets.
Recent Collaborations
Last month in my Central London studio, I had the pleasure of capturing a series of cinematic headshots and portraits of Jonathan Sacerdotiβa British broadcaster, journalist, producer, and prominent voice on issues of extremism, antisemitism, race relations, Middle Eastern affairs, and the British royal family. Known for his sharp analysis and measured commentary across networks including Fox News, i24news, Cheddar, E! Daily Pop, and Us Weekly, Jonathan brings a unique blend of intellect, lived experience, and clarity to contemporary public discourse.
In my London studio, I had the pleasure of photographing Ana Emdin, an accomplished film producer whose work spans both the UK and the international stage. From the moment she stepped in front of the camera, Ana brought a poised elegance and quiet confidence that lent itself beautifully to portraiture rooted in restraint, presence, and depth.
Through cinematic lighting and thoughtful direction, Rory created portraits that reflect Sextonβs commanding presence and human depth, embodying the drive and character that make him a force in and beyond the courtroom.
Recently, I had the pleasure of working with Sean Henney, a man who is as focused on the future of private markets technology as I am on the future of fine-art portraiture.
Lighting the "Data Obsessed" Professional
When Sean came to me, we talked about his missionβnavigating the "hardest problem" in his industry: data. My goal as a photographer isnβt just to get a clear shot of a face; itβs to use cinematic lighting to reveal the character of the person solving those problems.