Sharon Woesthuis Photography

As a business photographer based in Hardenberg, I combine two worlds that have always inspired me: the refinement of an editorial look and the honest simplicity of natural moments. My visual language feels nostalgic and elegant yet pure—like a page from a fashion editorial, but with the warmth and authenticity of your team or brand. Why choose Sharon Woesthuis Photography for your business photography? Because I deliver more than a profile picture. I help brands and professionals translate their identity visually: clear corporate portraits, powerful LinkedIn photos, and versatile content for your website and social media. My goal is to create images that are both timeless and commercially strong—photos that build trust and truly show who you are. How do I work with companies and entrepreneurs? We start with a short conversation to explore your brand, target audience and desired tone. From there I design a focused, effective shoot tailored to your needs: from executive and team portraits to dynamic images for your visual library. During the session I create a relaxed atmosphere—many of my best images arise in those calm, genuine moments. My style is a subtle mix of editorial composition and documentary moments. I mainly use prime lenses (35mm and 50mm) on a professional camera body, which results in images with character, depth and natural sharpness. I finish each image with careful attention to color and mood so your photos radiate calm and consistency across platforms. Whether you need a representative LinkedIn photo, professional corporate portraits for your website, or a full branding shoot to strengthen your visual communication, I’m happy to collaborate and offer creative guidance. From Hardenberg I work with local businesses, freelancers and teams across the Netherlands, and I’m available for on-location shoots whenever required. Ready to elevate your business image with photos that truly suit you? Send a message and let’s explore how we can make your brand speak visually. Warmly, Sharon Woesthuis