Bradford Rogne Photography · DTLA
Real Estate Headshots Los Angeles
Headshots for real estate agents, brokers and property professionals. A current, approachable portrait for your agent bio, brokerage website and marketing—without requiring you to lean against a decorative column.
01 / A face behind the listing
Your clients are choosing a person, too.
Your portrait appears beside listings, in email introductions and on the page someone opens after a referral. It should look like the person who will arrive at the showing: capable, approachable and current. Bradford photographs real estate headshots in his Downtown Los Angeles studio, with direction for expression, posture, wardrobe and light.
Bring examples of the places your image will appear. A small circular profile, a vertical agent bio and a wide postcard layout may need different compositions. Planning those uses before the session is much easier than negotiating with an inconvenient crop later.
02 / Plan the deliverables
One agent photo. Several useful formats.
Agent & broker profiles
Share the brokerage’s background, wardrobe and image-size guidelines. Plan a clean portrait that works at thumbnail size and feels consistent with the company website.
Print & listing marketing
Bring a business-card, mailer or brochure example. Leave useful space around the portrait when a designer needs a wider crop. Confirm the required files before photography.
Social & local presence
A relaxed alternate can suit professional social profiles and neighborhood introductions. Keep the person recognizable across your website, email and business profiles.
03 / Solo or brokerage
A new headshot. Or a whole new roster.
Individual direction, or a shared brokerage style.
For one agent, book an individual studio session around the number of looks you need. For a brokerage or property team, use Team Headshots to plan backgrounds, crops and a consistent approach for new hires.
If the team needs to stay at the office, On-Location Corporate Headshots covers the setup and scheduling. A group photograph is a separate composition; include it in the brief if you want both team and individual images.
04 / Your personal brand
When the brief needs more than a headshot.
An agent launching a new website may need portraits with more context: a wider frame, seated images, a different level of formality or space for headlines. Personal Branding Photography is the better starting point for a broader library.
Environmental photography at a property requires advance permission, location coordination and a clear shot list. Include access, timing and intended uses in a custom inquiry. A regular studio headshot appointment does not automatically include a property shoot.
05 / What to bring
Ready for the camera. No ceremonial key required.
Bring a polished primary outfit and a second option if your package allows another look. Check jacket fit and collars, bring clothes ready to photograph, and share any brokerage dress guidance. The aim is to match your professional world, not to look as though you borrowed someone else’s commission structure.
See current individual rates and Shoot Prep. For a brokerage quote, send headcount, location, preferred dates, deadline, matching references and required final images.
Before you book
Real Estate Headshots questions
Can you match our brokerage’s existing portraits?
Send several current examples and the original specifications. Bradford can assess a practical match for lighting, background and crop; exact replication depends on the references and conditions.
Can I get images for both print and web?
Discuss the required dimensions and layouts before the session. Framing, resolution and final crop needs should be agreed as part of the brief.
Can you photograph our entire real estate team?
Yes. Plan a shared style through Team Headshots and include whether you need individual images, a group portrait or both.
How much are real estate headshots?
Individual studio sessions use the published session rates. Brokerage, on-location and broader branding projects are quoted for their scope.
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Good direction. A photograph that feels like you.
Tell Bradford where the images need to work. We’ll plan the session around that.
Downtown Los Angeles studio · By appointment
For office, team and custom projects, request a quote.