Bank and Cornhill
Offices around the Bank of England and Threadneedle Street are a short walk from Bank station, on the Central, Northern and Waterloo & City lines and the DLR, which helps when colleagues arrive from different directions.

Office headshots for firms in the City of London and Westminster, set up in your own meeting room so nobody crosses town for a portrait. Kaushik travels in from Northwood, about 14 to 15 miles out.
The short answer
Yes. Kaushik Bathia brings a matched lighting set-up to offices in the City of London and Westminster, about 14 to 15 miles from Northwood, and photographs each colleague in turn against the same background and crop. An individual LinkedIn or corporate sitting takes around 20 to 30 minutes. Retouched files typically arrive within a few working days, and travel from Northwood is set out in your written quote before you book.
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The Square Mile
The City of London has only 8,583 residents at the 2021 census, yet around 330,000 people work there on a weekday. That imbalance shapes how headshots happen here: the photographer comes to the desk, not the other way round. Kaushik sets up in a meeting room near Cornhill and Threadneedle Street, where the banking core sits around the Bank of England, or close to Lime Street, where the insurance market is concentrated, and partners or new joiners step out of the diary for one short sitting each.
Firms in the Broadgate campus beside Liverpool Street station span financial services, law, fintech and media, and each of those sectors reads a headshot differently. A litigation partner may want a plain grey ground and a steady gaze; a fintech founder may prefer a softer colour and a half smile. Tell us which register suits your business, and the lighting, background and crop are fixed before the first colleague sits down, so the whole team set matches on the website.

Westminster offices
West of the City, the London Heritage Quarter business improvement district runs between the Royal Parks, Buckingham Palace, Somerset House and the Thames, covering Victoria, Victoria Westminster, Whitehall and The Northbank. Offices here range from those near London Victoria, the Network Rail terminus with Southern, Southeastern and Gatwick Express services, to organisations near St James's Park station, which is built into 55 Broadway and sits close to several government offices.
Conference weeks bring a different kind of request. Speakers at a Westminster conference may need a fresh headshot for the printed programme in the weeks before. A sitting in your own office nearby, booked a fortnight ahead, leaves time to choose and retouch the frame before the printer's deadline. See the Westminster headshot page for the borough on its own.
On the day
The kit is modest: a lighting set-up, a background stand and a chair, which fit in a meeting room of ordinary size. A room with a door matters more than a view, because colleagues relax when they are not being watched through glass by the rest of the floor. Book the room for the whole session plus set-up time, let reception know a photographer is arriving with equipment, and send a running order so people come down in turn rather than queueing outside.
Each person is guided on posture, angle and expression, and frames are reviewed with them on the spot. A single LinkedIn or corporate sitting, in the office or elsewhere, takes around 20 to 30 minutes. Retouching stays natural so skin looks like skin, and the finished files arrive web-ready and print-ready within a few working days. For a profile you are building outside work, the professional headshots page sets out the other styles.

Outside the office
Some professionals want a headshot with the City behind them rather than a backdrop. Leadenhall Market's Grade II listed wrought-iron and glass building by Horace Jones, from 1881, is one recognisable setting, and the Lloyd's building at 1 Lime Street, by Richard Rogers and listed Grade I in 2011, is another. Guildhall, the ceremonial and administrative centre of the City of London Corporation, gives a medieval stone backdrop.
The City of London Corporation requires a licence or permit for organised photoshoots in its gardens and churchyards, so a planned outdoor sitting is arranged with that in mind rather than improvised on the day. If you would rather come out of the centre altogether, individual sittings also run at the Northwood studio, about 14 miles out on the Metropolitan line. Actors needing casting shots should read the actor headshots London page, which covers the longer session that work requires.
Planning
Offices around the Bank of England and Threadneedle Street are a short walk from Bank station, on the Central, Northern and Waterloo & City lines and the DLR, which helps when colleagues arrive from different directions.
Moorgate station at Moorfields and Liverpool Street both serve the Broadgate side, so a team day there can include staff arriving on the Elizabeth line or the Metropolitan line.
Firms around the London Stock Exchange in Paternoster Square, beside St Paul's, may want a formal, clean grey ground; agree the background before the day.
Offices inside the London Heritage Quarter can book a morning in their own boardroom, with new joiners photographed later against the same background so the team page stays consistent.
If a headshot is for a conference programme, give us the print deadline so the retouched file is chosen and delivered in good time.
Business districts, stations and landmarks in the City and Westminster that shape where and how an office headshot day runs.
Sources, facts checked October 2026
Town by town
Central London splits into two areas for headshot days, Westminster at about 14 miles from Northwood and the City at about 15, and each has its own page.
Good to know
Yes. Kaushik brings the lighting, background and chair to your meeting room and photographs each colleague in turn with the same set-up, so the finished set looks consistent. Send the number of people and the floor plan, and the plan and the travel from Northwood come back in writing before you book.
An individual LinkedIn or corporate sitting takes around 20 to 30 minutes, with guidance on posture and expression and a review of frames as you go. For a team, tell us how many people and the hours the room is free, and the day is planned around that.
It is possible, but the City of London Corporation requires a licence or permit for organised photoshoots in its gardens and churchyards, and Leadenhall Market is owned by the Corporation. Ask us early and the outdoor part is planned with the right permission in mind.
Yes. Westminster is about 14 miles from Northwood and the City about 15, so both are within the area Kaushik covers for headshots. Offices near Victoria, Whitehall, St James's Park station and the Northbank are all straightforward to reach.
Prices are given on request by phone or WhatsApp on 07956 505383, based on the number of people and the location. Travel from Northwood is quoted up front and set out in writing before you book, so the figure is clear before anyone sits down.
Retouched headshots typically arrive within a few working days, sized for LinkedIn, your website and print. If a press release or conference programme has a firm date, mention it when you book.
Book a team day
Tell us how many people, which building and which week, and Kaushik will reply with a plan for the room, the running order and the written travel terms.