Executive headshots for C-suite leaders, VPs, senior directors, and board members across the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. Discreet sessions. Efficient turnaround. A portrait that holds up in a boardroom, an annual report, and the press feature you have been quoted in. Based in Red Oak, Texas. By appointment only.
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An executive photo does work that no other headshot does. It hangs in the lobby. It anchors the annual report. It runs alongside a Wall Street Journal quote. It introduces you to a board you have never met before they walk into the room.
That is a different job than a LinkedIn refresh. The lighting has to be considered. The framing has to be intentional. The expression has to read as confident without performing it. The wardrobe has to look exactly like what you wear when you mean business, not what you wore for prom.
Most of the headshots executives end up using were not made for the job they are doing. They were a quick session at a corporate event, a phone shot from a conference, or a five-year-old portrait that no longer matches the person walking into the room. The result is a photo that undercuts the role.
At TRG Headshots in Red Oak, Texas, we shoot executive portraits with that work in mind. Discreet. Efficient. The kind of image that stands up next to your title and your track record.
Your portrait is going to outlive most of the deals on your calendar this year. It deserves more than thirty minutes of someone's afternoon.TRG Headshots · Red Oak, Texas · Serving DFW
Different leadership positions place different demands on a headshot. The framing, expression, and wardrobe shift depending on what the photo has to do. We work with all four.
CEO, COO, CFO, CTO, CMO. Your photo runs in places you do not control. Annual reports, press features, shareholder communications, conference programs, and the wall in your company lobby.
The portrait has to read as the role. Quiet authority, current likeness, and a wardrobe that matches what you actually wear in the boardroom.
You are building executive presence. The promotion is on the horizon, the next role is bigger, and your visual presence has to keep pace with where you are headed, not where you started.
A polished, current portrait positions you on LinkedIn, in firm bios, and in the conversations happening about who is ready for the next seat at the table.
Board service, advisory roles, and press features all require a portrait that can be sent to a corporate communications team on short notice and approved without revision.
One session, one library. Multiple usable images for proxy statements, governance documents, board pages, and the trade press feature you did not see coming.
If you are raising capital, going public, or stepping into the spotlight as the face of a venture, the portrait is part of the pitch. Investors, journalists, and prospective hires all form their first impression visually.
A founder photo has to communicate steady leadership without losing the energy that got the company built in the first place.
Executive sessions are not the same as walk-in headshots. The expectations are higher, the time is shorter, and the result has to be exactly right the first time.
Here is what makes the TRG executive experience different from a generic studio session.
The studio is private. No walk-ins, no waiting room, no chance of running into the analyst from your firm in the lobby. Your session is yours.
You are not blocking off half a day. We arrive prepared, the lighting is dialed in before you walk through the door, and the session moves at the pace of someone with a calendar.
If your company is updating the executive team page or shooting board headshots, we come to your office. Consistent lighting and backdrop across every leader, with minimal interruption to the day.
Over fifteen years as a Professional Photographers of America member. A sustained professional standard, not a weekend credential.
If the photos do not deliver the result you needed, you do not pay. The risk is on us, not on you. That is the standard for every executive who walks into the studio.
An executive portrait is not for one website page. It is the visual that anchors your role across every public-facing surface of the business and your career. We plan the session around how the image actually gets used.
Letter from the CEO. Board page. Proxy statement. Shareholder communications. The portrait that sits next to your name when stakeholders are reading carefully.
The executive team page is often the first place a prospect, candidate, or analyst checks. A polished, consistent portrait builds confidence before the first call.
Wall Street Journal, Dallas Business Journal, industry trade press. When journalists request a photo on deadline, you send a usable file in the right format. No scramble.
Keynote programs, panel materials, and event websites all need a current professional portrait. The image is doing the warm-up before you take the stage.
The first impression for board recruiters, capital partners, and senior peers. A current, polished LinkedIn portrait positions you for the conversations you want to be in.
Industry awards, alumni features, professional recognitions. The portrait that runs alongside your name when the room is acknowledging your work.
Booking is direct. The session is fast. Delivery is efficient. Built for people whose calendars do not have a lot of slack in them.
Pick a time on the calendar that fits between meetings. No deposits, no back-and-forth, no negotiating. Booking takes under two minutes.
Arrive with two or three wardrobe options. The studio is private and ready. Lighting is dialed in before you walk in. The session moves quickly.
Review proofs and choose your selects. We help you pick the strongest images for the use cases you need them for.
Fully retouched images delivered web-ready, color and black-and-white, in formats your communications team can drop into anything without conversion.
If your company is updating the executive team page, refreshing board portraits, or shooting C-suite headshots before a website launch, we bring the studio to your office.
Consistent lighting and backdrop across every leader. Minimal interruption to the workday. The kind of result that makes a leadership page actually look like a leadership team, not a collection of unrelated photos.
Schedule a ConversationA short list of things that make the difference between a good executive portrait and a great one. Nothing complicated.
Bring two to four options that match what you actually wear when the stakes are real. Solid colors over patterns. Tailored fit matters more than the brand on the label. Steam everything the night before.
Haircut three to five days before the session. Color refresh at least a week out. Facial hair trimmed clean. Keep makeup natural. The goal is camera-ready, not contoured. Show up looking like the strongest version of how you already show up at work.
Sleep the night before. Hydrate the day prior. Skip the late dinner with the heavy salt. Eyes carry the weight of an executive portrait, and tired eyes show on camera in a way nothing in post-production fully fixes.
The short version of everything you need to know before your session.
The work the image has to do is different. An executive portrait shows up in annual reports, press features, board pages, and shareholder communications. The lighting, framing, and wardrobe are calibrated for that level of use, not for a general LinkedIn refresh.
Most executive sessions run under 60 minutes. The studio is set up before you arrive, the lighting is dialed in, and the session moves at the pace of someone with a calendar. You do not lose half a day.
Yes. The TRG studio is by appointment only. No walk-ins, no waiting room, and your session is scheduled so there is no overlap with other clients. Discretion is part of the offer.
Yes. For board portraits, executive team page refreshes, and C-suite group shoots, we bring the studio to your office. Consistent lighting and backdrop across every leader, with minimal disruption to the day.
Bring two to four wardrobe options. Solid colors over patterns. Tailored fit matters. Wear what you actually wear when the meeting is important, not something bought specifically for the session. We help you choose what to shoot when you arrive.
Yes. Most executives benefit from having both available. A more formal portrait for press, annual reports, and investor materials. A warmer, more approachable version for LinkedIn, internal communications, and speaker bios. We shoot both in a single session.
No. Every image is shot in the studio or on location with you in front of the lens. Authenticity is what makes an executive portrait usable in the contexts where it matters. AI-generated images are a liability for press, governance, and corporate communications.
The TRG Headshots studio is at 401 Roan Ln in Red Oak, Texas, between Dallas and Fort Worth. By appointment only. We do not accept walk-ins.
If the photos do not deliver what you needed, you are not charged. The portrait has to hold up in the room. We are not done until it does.
Solo session, executive team shoot, or onsite at your office. The calendar is open. Pick a time and we will get it scheduled.
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