You don't need to know how to pose.
Professional Headshots in
Lafayette, California.
YOU DON'T NEED TO KNOW
HOW TO POSE.
Professional headshots that don't feel corporate.
Almost every client tells me they're awkward in photos. They're not.
They just need someone who knows how to make them feel comfortable in front of the camera.
I'll guide you through every step so you leave with professional photos that actually look like you.
Why Lafayette
A fun combination of modern buildings, greenery, and gorgeous natural light—all within the downtownare .
Whether you're updating LinkedIn, refreshing your company website, or finally replacing the photo you've been using for way too long, we'll create something polished without making you look overly posed or corporate.
And because a headshot should not eat up half your day, I keep it easy: meet me, take some great photos, and get back to your life.
My Favorite Headshot Locations in Lafayette
Downtown Lafayette
Clean architecture, neutral backgrounds, greenery and plenty of variety without going far.
It's perfect when you want a professional headshot that feels current and polished—but still relaxed.
Lafayette's natural side.
Want something a little softer?
Lafayette has beautiful open space areas and parks that offer a soft, but lush green backdrop.
Want something different?
Good, me too. One of my favorite things about photographing headshots is finding a background that doesn't scream HEADSHOT BACKGROUND. And Lafayette is the spot.
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What To Expect
No awkward posing
I'll guide you through every pose, expression, and angle. You'll never wonder what to do with your hands.
Fast & stress-free
Most headshot sessions take about 15–20 minutes, making it easy to stop on your way to work.
Photos that feel like you
Professional enough for LinkedIn and your company website, while still looking natural enough that friends and coworkers recognize you immediately.
Designed Around Your Workday
Morning sessions are my favorite.
You look fresh.
Your hair still behaves.
The stress of the day hasn't caught up with you yet.
What People Are Saying...
“Jodi did my headshots, and I couldn't be happier with them. Super professional, playful, and creative. Will definitely be using her services again!”
“Jodi is so personable and enthusiastic, I couldn't stop smiling! My headshots came out so well, people asked me who took them.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Where do you photograph headshots in Lafayette?
I photograph at several locations around Lafayette depending on the look you're after. We can use clean architecture for something modern and professional or choose a softer, natural setting with greenery and beautiful light. I'll help you choose the right spot.
How long does a Lafayette headshot session take?
My LinkedIn Quickie takes about 10 minutes and includes 5 edited images for $125. If you want more variety, multiple looks or branding images, we'll choose a longer session.
Do I need to know how to pose?
Absolutely not.
That's my job.
What should I wear for a professional headshot?
Keep it simple and wear something that feels like you on a really good workday. Once you're booked, I'm happy to help you decide between options.
How long do Walnut Creek headshot sessions take?
Most LinkedIn Quickies take about 10 minutes, making them easy to fit into your morning before work.
Who is the best LinkedIn Headshot Photographer near Lafayette CA?
Lafayette is preferred by Jodi Foucher Photography, so professionals here can grab an updated LinkedIn headshot without the hassle of a long shoot. The LinkedIn Quickie takes about 10 minutes and includes 5 edited images for $125, photographed at a relaxed outdoor spot nearby. You'll have your finished photos delivered digitally within a few business days.
Should I use AI headshots instead of a professional headshot?
AI headshots have improved dramatically, but they still aren't the right fit for everyone. I actually tested AI headshots on myself and was surprised by the results. If you're curious, I documented the entire experiment—including what AI got right and where it still missed the mark—in this blog post about my AI headshot experiment.