Did you know what’s been top of mind lately: how the images you show the world don’t just picture your brand — they shape it. When I sit down with a client for a Personal Branding Session, I’m not just pointing a camera and clicking…I’m helping them craft the feel, the energy, and the story my clients are conveying to their ideal client.
When you scroll through Instagram, open a website, or glance at a business card, your brain processes images first — in milliseconds. That image conveys something about who you are, how you present yourself, and what you value. If your visuals don’t match your vision, you create dissonance: people feel something’s “off,” even if they can’t put their finger on it. Clean, high‑quality images that reflect your style, your energy, and your purpose bridge that gap.
I love working on these sessions because they’re deeply tailored. We dive into what you want your brand to feel like — bold, calm, playful, intentional — and build visuals around that. We talk wardrobe, locations, props, lighting, and all the little details that echo you. Unlike a generic headshot, a personal branding session has space for context, movement, and nuance. It allows you to show not just what you look like, but also how you think, work, and connect.
With your new image library, also called “digital assets,” you’re ready to show up everywhere: your website, social media, Google Business Profile, newsletters, speaker bios, and printed materials. You’re no longer scrambling for a photo that “works”…you own your visuals. Consistency (using images that feel right, across platforms) builds trust, recognition, and voice. Over time, people start to remember your story’s brand, not just your name.
If you’ve ever felt stuck with images that feel inauthentic, I am here to change that. Let’s shape your brand, not just capture it. I’d love to talk about your vision, your style, and how we can make pictures that tell your story with power.
Want to shape the way people see your brand? Head over to GingerLiemohn.com and let’s start planning your session.