Business Photographer in Logan, Utah
I photograph businesses, not weddings or families. Menus, products, teams, storefronts and the work you do every day, shot so it works on your website, your Google profile and your feed. I'm Sarah Rasmussen, based in Logan and working across Cache Valley, and the same shoot can give you video too.
Photography for your business
Three kinds of shoots most businesses need.
Businesses I've photographed
Prodigy Brewing, Polar Bear, The Crepery, Crust Club, Rockhill Creamery, Rollhouse Foods, Citrus Pear, Farr's Jewelry, Jack's Wood Fired Oven, Roosters Grazing and Cache Cuts.
Start here
The Brand Kickoff.
First-time clients start with the Brand Kickoff: one hour, 50 photos and 2 short videos, delivered within a week, for $950.
What I photograph
Six kinds of shoots.
Most businesses need two or three of these. One shoot day can cover several.
Food and menu
Dishes, drinks and the room, lit so people decide where to eat tonight. Menu boards, delivery apps and the website in one shoot.
See food photography →
Product
Clean product photos for your site or Amazon, plus lifestyle shots that show it in use.
See product photography →
Headshots and team
Consistent portraits for the website, LinkedIn and job posts. Shot at your office, so it looks like you.
See headshots →
Interiors and real estate
Listings, venues, clinics, showrooms. Wide, bright and straight, with twilight exteriors on request.
Drone
Aerial stills and video for builders, ranches, subdivisions and venues. Part 107 certified and insured.
Events
Grand openings, galas and community events, delivered fast enough to post the same week.
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Recent shoots
Shot locally, used everywhere.
Every shoot includes
Files you can actually use.
- Edited, color-corrected images, not a dump of raw files
- Sized for web, social and print
- Full rights to use in any of your marketing, forever
- Delivery within one to two weeks, rush available
- A shot list agreed before the day so nothing is missed
Next step
Let's plan your first shoot.
A 15-minute call is enough to know what to shoot, what it costs and when you'll have it.