Hans Guldemond Photography and Film

I love light. In my work for companies and organisations I translate that love into clear, balanced images that tell the story of your brand and your people. As a specialist in corporate photography in Haarlem, I combine a documentary approach with a keen eye for compositional detail — producing business portraits that never feel superficial or overly posed, but authentic and believable. My focus is identity: from the individual employee to the collective culture of an organisation. A good corporate portrait shows not only how someone looks, but who they are and what drives them. That is why I prefer to work in the subject’s workplace or during actual tasks — places where light, atmosphere and context come together. Those images support your corporate communication, LinkedIn profiles and internal storytelling with visual honesty. I believe in collaboration and clarity of process. Before a shoot we have a brief conversation to understand your goals and tone of voice; sometimes this forms part of a broader visual strategy with which we align your organisation’s visual identity. On the day of the shoot I create a relaxed atmosphere so colleagues feel comfortable and natural moments can emerge. My style is calm, observant and focused on capturing nuance — because small details often make the difference. In addition to photography I also create corporate films that adhere to the same visual vision: videos that structure information, inform and evoke emotion without exaggeration. The combination of photo and film allows us to deliver consistent, professional content for both online and offline use. Why choose me? Because I work with precision, respect for people and a love of light. From Haarlem I serve clients across the Netherlands, applying years of experience to produce images that are not only beautiful but functional: they strengthen your story and connect with the viewer. Would you like to discuss how corporate photography can enhance your organisation? Get in touch — a good conversation often starts with a cup of coffee and an idea.