Pittsburgh Studio Headshots with Photographer Missy Timko
Book Your Headshot SessionProfessional studio headshots created in a relaxed, efficient shoot at my Mt. Lebanon studio. Most shoots take about 10–15 minutes.
I was very happy with the entire experience at Missy Timko Photography. Missy was a pleasure to work with and succeeded in making me feel relaxed and natural in front of the camera. She captured exactly the impression I wanted to convey in my author photo for use on my book covers and in book promotional materials. I highly recommend Missy Timko Photography to anyone looking for a professional yet personal headshot.
-Mary C., Pittsburgh
Headshot Sessions
A headshot session is designed to create clean, professional head-and-shoulders portraits you can use for LinkedIn, company websites, speaking engagements, and publications.
During the shoot, we’ll photograph a variety of expressions and make small adjustments so that you leave with a headshot that feels polished, natural, and confident.
We’ll review your images and choose your favorite for professional retouching. Additional images are always available if you’d like more than one.
What to Expect
Your headshot session includes:
Studio headshot shoot at my Mt. Lebanon studio
Head-and-shoulders portraits with guidance on expression and posture
On-site guided image selection immediately after the shoot with time for retouching notes
Images payment is collected on the day of your shoot for $95 per image.
Do I Need More Time?
Most clients are finished in about 10–15 minutes, but your appointment allows a few minutes of extra time if we want to try a few additional looks or expressions.
If you are looking for a more extensive shoot with multiple outfits or full-length portraits, a branding session may be a better fit. Contact Missy to talk about it.
Book Your Headshot SessionMost people are surprised by how quick and easy the process is. We’ll photograph a variety of expressions and review the images together so you can choose your favorite before you leave.
