Auburn Commercial Brand Photography
One of the things I love most about Auburn commercial brand photography is getting to help local businesses showcase what makes them different. That’s exactly what we set out to do with SafeSpray Pest Control’s recent brand shoot here in Auburn, Alabama.
SafeSpray has grown a lot since their last marketing shoot, expanding their pest control services for both residential and commercial clients. With new offerings, they needed updated visual content to use across their website, social media, and email campaigns—images that reflect where their brand is now and where it’s going.
Blending Professional and Creative for a Stand-Out Brand
Before the session, I met with a member of SafeSpray’s marketing team to dive into their vision and goals. We explored what other local companies were doing visually and brainstormed ways to set SafeSpray apart—creating something fresh that still felt polished and professional. In the end, we landed on a concept that combined clean, functional imagery with a lifestyle-inspired twist—photos that clearly communicate “pest control” while also standing out with creativity and intention.
This session included a variety of settings and scenarios that reflect the full range of their services. We were intentional about capturing images that are not only polished but also versatile—perfect for plugging into a blog post, a service page, or an Instagram reel.
Once the gallery was ready, I also created a project wrap-up video, walking their team through how to get the most out of their new images. I shared specific ideas for placements across their website, blog, and social media, plus some content trends they could hop on right away—and I love knowing they were able to implement them quickly!
If you’re a local business in Auburn or East Alabama and your brand visuals are feeling a little outdated, let’s chat. I’d love to help you create fresh, meaningful images that elevate your brand and help you connect with the people you’re trying to reach.
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