Sharon Gabay — portrait and headshot photographer

Portraits for companies and organizations

Corporate Headshots for Companies & Organizations: On-site Mobile Studio Photo Days

Consistent, professional portrait photography for companies, organizations and institutions — nationwide. The mobile studio comes to you, set up in your offices, on campus or in the lab, so every person in the organization is photographed to the same standard and in the same visual language, without anyone leaving their workplace.

How it works

A corporate photo day, from setup to delivery

The production arrives at your offices with a complete studio: studio lighting, backdrop and camera, set up in a meeting room or any free space. Every person in the organization is photographed under the same light, against the same backdrop and to the same standard, even when dozens of employees are involved.

Each portrait receives the attention of a single sitting: guidance on posture, expression and angle, until there is one image that is right for the person in front of the camera. And still the pace is fast: about ten employees per hour and a half, and a team of twenty is done before the lunch break. Work in the office barely stops.

At the end of the day the organization receives all raw files, on site. Once the images for editing are selected, the edited images are delivered within 48 hours, ready for the website, LinkedIn and press.

Flagship project

Headshots for Academia & Medicine: The ICRF Project (Israel Cancer Research Fund)

An extensive documentation project of Israel's most senior cancer researchers for ICRF, the Israel Cancer Research Fund.

Four shoot days with senior cancer researchers from every research institution in Israel. The sessions were held at the Hadassah Ein Kerem Faculty of Medicine, Tel Aviv University, the Technion and the Weizmann Institute — the mobile studio traveling to each one, to photograph the researchers at their place of work without interrupting the research day.

In all, some 80 of Israel's most senior cancer researchers were documented in one unified visual language. The gallery here shows a selection of the most prominent names — each portrait with the researcher's name and achievement.

ICRF website ↗

Photographer Sharon Gabay in the mobile studio with Nobel laureates in Chemistry Prof. Avram Hershko and Prof. Aaron Ciechanover, during the ICRF photography project
Sharon Gabay in the mobile studio with the Nobel laureates in Chemistry — Prof. Avram Hershko and Prof. Aaron Ciechanover.

The gallery

Prominent scientists from the project

A selection of the senior cancer researchers documented in the project — among them two Nobel laureates. The full project documented some 80 of Israel's most senior researchers.

ICRFIsrael Cancer Research Fund
Prof. Aaron Ciechanover
Prof. Aaron Ciechanover — Nobel Laureate in Chemistry. photographed by Sharon Gabay.
Nobel Laureate in Chemistry

Prof. Aaron Ciechanover

Nobel Laureate in Chemistry

ICRFIsrael Cancer Research Fund
Prof. Avram Hershko
Prof. Avram Hershko — Nobel Laureate in Chemistry. photographed by Sharon Gabay.
Nobel Laureate in Chemistry

Prof. Avram Hershko

Nobel Laureate in Chemistry

ICRFIsrael Cancer Research Fund
Prof. Howard Cedar
Prof. Howard Cedar — Israel Prize and Wolf Prize laureate. photographed by Sharon Gabay.
Israel Prize and Wolf Prize laureate

Prof. Howard Cedar

Israel Prize and Wolf Prize laureate

ICRFIsrael Cancer Research Fund
Prof. Yosef Yarden
Prof. Yosef Yarden — Israel Prize (2017) and EMET Prize for cancer research. photographed by Sharon Gabay.
Israel Prize (2017) and EMET Prize for cancer research

Prof. Yosef Yarden

Israel Prize (2017) and EMET Prize for cancer research

ICRFIsrael Cancer Research Fund
Prof. Yinon Ben-Neriah
Prof. Yinon Ben-Neriah — Israel Prize in Medical Research (2025) and EMET Prize laureate. photographed by Sharon Gabay.
Israel Prize in Medical Research (2025) and EMET Prize laureate

Prof. Yinon Ben-Neriah

Israel Prize in Medical Research (2025) and EMET Prize laureate

ICRFIsrael Cancer Research Fund
Prof. Jacob Hanna
Prof. Jacob Hanna — Leading stem-cell researcher at the Weizmann Institute, named one of the world's 40 most promising young scientists. photographed by Sharon Gabay.
Leading stem-cell researcher at the Weizmann Institute, named one of the world's 40 most promising young scientists

Prof. Jacob Hanna

Leading stem-cell researcher at the Weizmann Institute, named one of the world's 40 most promising young scientists

ICRFIsrael Cancer Research Fund
Prof. Dedi Meiri
Prof. Dedi Meiri — Internationally recognized for groundbreaking research on medical cannabis and cancer (Technion). photographed by Sharon Gabay.
Internationally recognized for groundbreaking research on medical cannabis and cancer (Technion)

Prof. Dedi Meiri

Internationally recognized for groundbreaking research on medical cannabis and cancer (Technion)

ICRFIsrael Cancer Research Fund
Prof. Naama Geva-Zatorsky
Prof. Naama Geva-Zatorsky — Prominent researcher in microbiome and cancer, Technion. photographed by Sharon Gabay.
Prominent researcher in microbiome and cancer, Technion

Prof. Naama Geva-Zatorsky

Prominent researcher in microbiome and cancer, Technion

ICRFIsrael Cancer Research Fund
Prof. Ronit Satchi-Fainaro
Prof. Ronit Satchi-Fainaro — Among the world's leading figures in nanomedicine and cancer. photographed by Sharon Gabay.
Among the world's leading figures in nanomedicine and cancer

Prof. Ronit Satchi-Fainaro

Among the world's leading figures in nanomedicine and cancer

ICRFIsrael Cancer Research Fund
Prof. Gil Ast
Prof. Gil Ast — A leading world expert in RNA and cancer research. photographed by Sharon Gabay.
A leading world expert in RNA and cancer research

Prof. Gil Ast

A leading world expert in RNA and cancer research

ICRFIsrael Cancer Research Fund
Prof. Neta Erez
Prof. Neta Erez — Senior researcher, Tel Aviv University. photographed by Sharon Gabay.
Senior researcher, Tel Aviv University

Prof. Neta Erez

Senior researcher, Tel Aviv University

ICRFIsrael Cancer Research Fund
Prof. Yael Mardor
Prof. Yael Mardor — A leader in medical imaging and cancer. photographed by Sharon Gabay.
A leader in medical imaging and cancer

Prof. Yael Mardor

A leader in medical imaging and cancer

Project

Leadership & Public-Sector Team Headshots: The City of Jerusalem Project

A unified portrait-photography project for the City of Jerusalem — a professional series in a single visual language.

The mobile studio was set up on site, and the municipality's people were photographed one after another in a single focused shoot day — every portrait in the same light, the same backdrop and the same standard, so every figure in the municipality has a consistent, dignified look.

Leading the series is the Mayor of Jerusalem, Moshe Lion. Shown here is a selection of the portraits from the set.

City of JerusalemOrganizational shoot
Moshe Lion
Moshe Lion — Mayor of Jerusalem. Photograph: Sharon Gabay
Mayor of Jerusalem

Moshe Lion

Mayor of Jerusalem

City of JerusalemOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot of the City of Jerusalem management team — mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
City of JerusalemOrganizational shoot
Focused shoot day for senior staff at the City of Jerusalem — by Sharon Gabay
City of JerusalemOrganizational shoot
On-site headshots at the City of Jerusalem offices — mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
City of JerusalemOrganizational shoot
Business portrait of local-authority staff — City of Jerusalem project, by Sharon Gabay
City of JerusalemOrganizational shoot
Consistent corporate headshots for managers at the City of Jerusalem — by Sharon Gabay
City of JerusalemOrganizational shoot
Professional portrait of senior municipal staff — mobile studio shoot day, by Sharon Gabay
City of JerusalemOrganizational shoot
Headshots for the City of Jerusalem leadership — mobile studio at the client's offices, by Sharon Gabay
City of JerusalemOrganizational shoot
Business portrait of a City of Jerusalem employee — nationwide headshot service, by Sharon Gabay
Sharon Gabay's mobile studio set up at the Jerusalem Municipality for the shoot day — camera on a tripod, studio lighting and a backdrop, beside the city emblem
The mobile studio set up at the Jerusalem Municipality for the shoot day — full studio quality, at the client's offices.

All photographs © Sharon Gabay

Project

The Israel Export Institute

The Israel Export and International Cooperation Institute, supporting Israeli exporters and promoting Israeli exports worldwide since 1958. A professional portrait series for the Institute's team, led by the head of the Institute and the director-general.

40 people photographed · 3.5 hours of shooting

Israel Export InstituteOrganizational shoot
Avi Belashnikov
Avi Belashnikov, Head of the Institute — Israel Export Institute. Photograph: Sharon Gabay
Head of the Institute

Avi Belashnikov

Head of the Institute

Israel Export InstituteOrganizational shoot
Nili Shalev
Nili Shalev, Director-General — Israel Export Institute. Photograph: Sharon Gabay
Director-General

Nili Shalev

Director-General

Israel Export InstituteOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 3 for the Israel Export Institute team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Israel Export InstituteOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 4 for the Israel Export Institute team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Israel Export InstituteOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 5 for the Israel Export Institute team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Israel Export InstituteOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 6 for the Israel Export Institute team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Israel Export InstituteOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 7 for the Israel Export Institute team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Israel Export InstituteOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 8 for the Israel Export Institute team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Israel Export InstituteOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 9 for the Israel Export Institute team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Israel Export InstituteOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 10 for the Israel Export Institute team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay

All photographs © Sharon Gabay

Project

The Ministry of Religious Services

The government ministry responsible for Jewish religious services in Israel. A professional portrait series, led by the Minister and the Ministry's director-general.

20 people photographed, including the minister · 3 hours

Ministry of Religious ServicesOrganizational shoot
Michael Malkieli
Michael Malkieli, Minister of Religious Services — Ministry of Religious Services. Photograph: Sharon Gabay
Minister of Religious Services

Michael Malkieli

Minister of Religious Services

Ministry of Religious ServicesOrganizational shoot
Yehuda Avidan
Yehuda Avidan, Director-General — Ministry of Religious Services. Photograph: Sharon Gabay
Director-General

Yehuda Avidan

Director-General

Ministry of Religious ServicesOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 3 for the Ministry of Religious Services team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Ministry of Religious ServicesOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 4 for the Ministry of Religious Services team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Ministry of Religious ServicesOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 5 for the Ministry of Religious Services team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Ministry of Religious ServicesOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 6 for the Ministry of Religious Services team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Ministry of Religious ServicesOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 7 for the Ministry of Religious Services team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Ministry of Religious ServicesOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 8 for the Ministry of Religious Services team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Ministry of Religious ServicesOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 9 for the Ministry of Religious Services team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Ministry of Religious ServicesOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 10 for the Ministry of Religious Services team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay

All photographs © Sharon Gabay

Project

The Israel Public Health Association

A veteran nonprofit promoting public health in Israel, active for over five decades across treatment, rehabilitation, education and prevention. A professional portrait series for the organization's team.

45 people photographed · 4 hours

Public Health AssociationOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 1 for the Public Health Association team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Public Health AssociationOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 2 for the Public Health Association team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Public Health AssociationOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 3 for the Public Health Association team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Public Health AssociationOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 4 for the Public Health Association team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Public Health AssociationOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 5 for the Public Health Association team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Public Health AssociationOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 6 for the Public Health Association team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Public Health AssociationOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 7 for the Public Health Association team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Public Health AssociationOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 8 for the Public Health Association team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay

The portraits on the association's site — the "Our People" page →

All photographs © Sharon Gabay

Project

The Rishon LeZion Religious Council

The council that provides Jewish religious services to the residents of Rishon LeZion. A professional portrait series for the council's team.

15 people photographed · 2 hours

Rishon LeZion Religious CouncilOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 1 for the Rishon LeZion Religious Council team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Rishon LeZion Religious CouncilOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 2 for the Rishon LeZion Religious Council team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Rishon LeZion Religious CouncilOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 3 for the Rishon LeZion Religious Council team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Rishon LeZion Religious CouncilOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 4 for the Rishon LeZion Religious Council team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Rishon LeZion Religious CouncilOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 5 for the Rishon LeZion Religious Council team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Rishon LeZion Religious CouncilOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 6 for the Rishon LeZion Religious Council team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Rishon LeZion Religious CouncilOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 7 for the Rishon LeZion Religious Council team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Rishon LeZion Religious CouncilOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 8 for the Rishon LeZion Religious Council team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay

All photographs © Sharon Gabay

Project

Real Capital

A real-estate marketing company. A professional portrait series in a uniform style for the management team.

20 people photographed · 2.5 hours

Real CapitalOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 1 for the Real Capital team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Real CapitalOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 2 for the Real Capital team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Real CapitalOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 3 for the Real Capital team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Real CapitalOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 4 for the Real Capital team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Real CapitalOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 5 for the Real Capital team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Real CapitalOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 6 for the Real Capital team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Real CapitalOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 7 for the Real Capital team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay
Real CapitalOrganizational shoot
Corporate headshot 8 for the Real Capital team — on-site mobile studio, by Sharon Gabay

All photographs © Sharon Gabay

Who it is for

Who corporate headshots are for

Corporate headshots are for organizations that want all of their people to look the same standard: tech companies and startups, law firms, clinics and medical and research institutions, consulting firms and business consultants, retail chains, business partnerships, government ministries, local authorities and foundations. A team of five, or an organization of 45. Individuals and business people are photographed to the same standard on the business headshots page, and lawyers have a guide of their own.

What it gives

What corporate headshots do for a business

A uniform set of portraits for every employee is a consistent, high-quality image bank that serves the organization for years: a LinkedIn profile picture for every employee, the team page on the website, marketing materials, presentations, email signatures and press. Professional portraits against the same backdrop and in the same light build a sense of credibility with clients, partners and investors, and strengthen employer branding: candidates meet your people on LinkedIn and on the careers page before they meet your offices.

The steps

The working process with a headshot photographer

The steps of a corporate photo day:

  1. A preliminary scoping call: the scope of the shoot, the number of people, the desired look and backdrop, and what the photos are for.
  2. Written wardrobe recommendations go out to employees ahead of the day.
  3. An orderly shooting schedule: every employee knows in advance when they are expected, and nobody waits.
  4. Setting up the photo station at the office: a complete professional studio, studio lighting, backdrops and camera, in a meeting room or any free space. 20 to 30 minutes.
  5. A short session for each employee, with guidance on posture, expression and eye contact at the camera. About ten people per hour and a half, and 40 to 45 employees on a full shoot day.
  6. The raw files are delivered via a digital gallery link on the day of the shoot.
  7. Selection and processing: choosing the images, editing and natural-looking retouching, and delivery within 48 hours in formats for LinkedIn and social networks and at full resolution for the website and print.

Two formats

On-site at your business versus the studio

A team photo day runs in one of two formats. In the first, the mobile studio comes to your work environment: full lighting control with flashes, softboxes and reflectors, a portable seamless backdrop and camera, set up in a free space of about three by three meters. From that moment the most ordinary corner of the office functions as a studio, and the result is identical to shooting in a permanent studio. There is a further advantage: people photograph better in familiar surroundings, calmer and more natural, and the pictures show it.

In the second format the team comes to the studio in Moshav Nes Harim, between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv: a controlled studio environment with fixed, calibrated lighting. The per-person price is the same in both formats.

In both cases everyone is photographed against one uniform backdrop chosen in advance in the scoping call: classic backdrops in different colors, gray, black, light or dark, matched to the organization's branding. Environmental photographs of the workplace and of the team at work can be added to the same day, for an image bank for the website and social networks.

Before the day

Preparing for the shoot day

Most of the preparation is done by the production, not by the employees. The organization provides a free space of about three by three meters and a schedule built together in advance.

Wardrobe recommendations and color matching: solid, uniform, flattering colors, with no large prints, thin stripes or prominent logos. Anyone planning a haircut should book it five to seven days ahead.

Makeup and hair: with selective lighting, your everyday makeup looks great, and the lighting is designed to flatter the features and keep a natural look.

No mental preparation is needed. On the day itself each employee comes to the photo station at the time set for them, and posing and expression are guided at the camera. No photography experience is required, and even someone who says "I never photograph well" leaves with a picture.

Price

Pricing and what affects the cost

A corporate photo day is priced per person, not per day:

  • From five participants: ₪690 per person, VAT included.
  • From 50 participants: the price decreases gradually to ₪400 per person, VAT included.
  • Fewer than five: the individual price list at a group discount.

What affects the price: the number of participants, the more people photographed in one day the lower the cost per person; and the service area, the service is nationwide and remote areas carry a travel surcharge. The length of the shoot follows from the number of participants: about ten per hour and a half. Processing is included in the price. Makeup and hair are not required and are not part of the price. The full, binding price list is on the services page.

What is included

Packages and types of service

A corporate photo day includes: a preliminary scoping call and personal advice on the look and backdrop, setting up a mobile studio at the office, headshots for every employee with individual guidance, a digital gallery of all the raw files on the day of the shoot, editing and retouching of the selected images, and delivery in ready-to-use digital formats. Environmental photographs of the workplace are an optional addition to the same day. Individuals and executives have separate headshot packages, in the studio or on site.

What this means for you

The same standard — for your organization

The same eye, the same standard and the same precision behind the portraits of Israel's leading cancer researchers will stand behind the photography of your team, leadership or members. A mobile studio that comes to you, anywhere in Israel, delivering a consistent, professional result for every single person.

Q&A

Frequently asked questions about corporate photography

Which cities do you photograph companies and organizations in?
Everywhere in Israel. There is no single city — the mobile studio comes to your offices, campus or institution anywhere in the country and is set up as a full studio on site, so the result is identical to shooting in the studio.
What is the ICRF project shown on this page?
A documentation project for ICRF, the Israel Cancer Research Fund: four shoot days documenting some 80 of Israel's most senior cancer researchers, at the Hadassah Ein Kerem Faculty of Medicine, Tel Aviv University, the Technion and the Weizmann Institute.
Who are the researchers shown in the gallery?
A selection of the senior cancer researchers documented in the project — among them two Nobel laureates in Chemistry, Prof. Aaron Ciechanover and Prof. Avram Hershko — as well as Israel Prize and EMET Prize laureates and researchers of world standing in their fields.
Can you photograph an entire team or leadership in one place?
Yes. That is exactly what the mobile studio is for — photographing a team, leadership or all members of an organization at the workplace, in a single focused day, with a consistent, professional result for every person. The pace is about ten participants per hour and a half, and the look is matched to your corporate branding. Per-person rate: ₪690 from five participants, decreasing gradually to ₪400 per person from 50 participants and up, VAT included. Groups of fewer than five: individual packages at a group discount.
Is there a discount for groups?
Yes, there are reduced-rate packages for concentrated shoot days at your place of business.
When do we receive the photos, and what does retouching include?
The raw files are delivered via a digital gallery link on the day of the shoot. The selected photos get professional editing and natural-looking retouching, and arrive within 48 hours of selection, in formats suited to LinkedIn and social networks and at full resolution for the website and print.
How do employees prepare for the shoot day?
A short wardrobe note goes out ahead of the day: solid, uniform, flattering colors, no large prints or prominent logos. On the day itself each employee steps away for minutes only, and posing and expression are guided at the camera. No photography experience is needed.
Who owns the copyright to the photographs?
Copyright in the photographs remains with Sharon Gabay. The organization's scope of use is agreed in advance as part of the production.
How long does a team photo day take?
About ten employees per hour and a half. A team of twenty is usually done before the lunch break, and work in the office barely stops.
What does the organization receive, and when?
All raw files on the day of the shoot, on site. Edited images are delivered within 48 hours of selecting the images for editing.
Is a makeup artist needed for a corporate shoot day?
No. With selective lighting, your everyday makeup looks great.
How much space is needed at the office?
A free space of about three by three meters; a meeting room is suitable. Setup takes 20 to 30 minutes.
Is there a travel surcharge?
The service is nationwide. Remote areas carry a travel surcharge, which is settled in the quote.

Professional portraits for your whole organization?

Tell me about the organization and the scope — and we'll plan an orderly production together. The mobile studio comes to you anywhere in Israel, with a consistent, professional result for everyone.