Beckett Ridge Headshot Photographer

K Dalton Photography photographs Beckett Ridge professionals both at the Cincinnati studio and on location in the neighborhood. Kim Dalton is a Mentor and Associate Photographer under Peter Hurley, one of only a handful of women in the world to hold the Mentor title, and has spent over 15 years photographing Greater Cincinnati executives, physicians, and business owners. Many Beckett Ridge clients simply have Kim come to them.

Yes, and you would be in good company. A big slice of Beckett Ridge works remotely or hybrid, which means the profile photo often does more face-to-face work than the person does. An individual session includes expression coaching, several looks, and final images cropped for LinkedIn, Zoom and Teams avatars, company directories, and print, so the version of you on screen matches the one in the room.

Absolutely. Plenty of Beckett Ridge residents lead companies or teams based around Union Centre and the I-75 corridor, and small-group sessions are easy to arrange, at your office, at the studio, or even in a home office setup. Kim brings full studio lighting and a backdrop so every person in the group gets the same consistent, polished result.

These make up a large share of the Beckett Ridge work. Physicians and practice partners need headshots for hospital directories and practice websites, attorneys need images that read as credible on firm pages and legal directories, and advisors need a photo that builds trust before the first meeting. Each session is tailored to how and where the image will actually be used.

The studio at 2589 Countrylake Drive is on the far west side of Cincinnati, roughly 35 to 40 minutes from Beckett Ridge via I-75, with free private parking when you arrive. Because of the distance, many Beckett Ridge clients choose an on-location session instead and have Kim bring the full studio setup to their office or neighborhood.

Fully retouched images are usually in your hands within a week of your session. Every final comes in multiple crops, a LinkedIn square, a circle avatar, a vertical portrait, and the full frame, plus both print-resolution and web-optimized files, so nothing needs re-editing before it goes live.