
Corporate Headshots
Individual studio sessions and on-location team headshot days for founders, professionals and companies.
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I’m Cam Harle — a headshot photographer based in Belsize Park, north London. I photograph actors, professionals, founders and whole teams, and I’ve been doing it for over ten years.
Most people don’t love being photographed. The session is built around that: calm, guided and genuinely easy. You don’t need to know how to pose — that part’s on me.
300+ five-star Google reviews · Belsize Park studio
My job is simple to describe and harder to do: make a photograph that looks like you — the real you, on a good day — and make the hour it takes to get there feel easy. No fixed smiles, no held poses, nothing forced. Just a portrait you’re glad to put your name to.
A session with me is unhurried, and mostly conversation. I’ll give you clear direction the whole way through — where to look, what to do with your hands, when to let a held expression go — so you’re never left wondering whether you’re doing it right.
If the camera makes you self-conscious, you’re in good company; that’s most people who walk in, working actors included. The direction is there precisely for that. You bring yourself and a few options to wear — the rest is my job.
I’ve photographed first headshots for drama students, refreshed looks for working actors, and run headshot days for companies across London — the same calm session, whoever’s in front of the camera. Over that time the work has earned more than 300 five-star Google reviews, and I sit on the board of the APHP, the UK body for headshot photographers, which mostly means I care a fair bit about the craft holding a standard.
A private space in north-west London — easy to get to, and a comfortable room to spend an hour in.
The studio sits in Belsize Park, NW3 — a couple of minutes’ walk from Belsize Park Tube, and an easy reach from across London. For the time you’ve booked, the room is yours: no rush, no audience, no one waiting on the door.
It’s a proper photographic studio — controlled, consistent light, so your photographs don’t depend on the weather outside — but it’s a relaxed room, not a clinical one. There’s space to change, hang up a few options, make a cup of tea and take a minute before we start.
The pace here is different to a busy commercial studio — no one coming in behind you, no sense of the clock. Most people find they settle in fairly quickly.
There’s also a resident cat called Rothko who may make an appearance — he occasionally likes to get involved.
34 Belsize Park · London NW3 · Northern line
The session is just you and me. The room is yours for the time you’ve booked — no one looking over your shoulder.
A proper studio set-up means your photographs look right whatever the day outside happens to be doing.
Two minutes from Belsize Park Tube, with on-street parking nearby. Full directions come with your booking.
A quiet behind-the-scenes glimpse of a headshot session in the Belsize Park studio — calm, guided and unhurried, with space to settle in before we begin.
Different people, different reasons — the same calm, guided session.
From a first professional headshot to working actors refreshing a look between jobs.
Individuals who need a current, credible photo for LinkedIn, the company site and press.
On-location headshot days that bring a whole team into one style, in a single visit.
Regular sessions with students at London drama schools, when a first headshot really counts.
Two main ways to work together — both calm, both unforced.

Individual studio sessions and on-location team headshot days for founders, professionals and companies.
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Two-hour studio sessions for actors — truthful portraits that look like the real you, made for casting.
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In Belsize Park, London NW3 — a couple of minutes’ walk from Belsize Park Underground station (Northern line). The full address and door details are sent with your booking confirmation.
Belsize Park Tube is the easiest route, and several bus routes run nearby. If you’re driving, there’s pay-and-display and on-street parking close by — allow a few extra minutes to find a space at busier times.
A few options to wear — whatever you’d genuinely wear for the situations these photos are for. Solid colours work best. There’s space at the studio to change and hang things up, so bring more than you think you’ll need.
Not at all — it’s how most people feel walking in. You don’t need to know what to do in front of the camera; the session is closely guided from start to finish. That part really is my job, not yours.