Current Imagery Audit
An assessment of the firm's existing photography — what we're working with, what can be enhanced, and what the modernized site needs.
Office Photography
The firm has two strong office images that convey character and permanence. The Danville exterior at 110 North Union Street is particularly effective — the columned entrance, brick facade, and firm name signage project established authority. The interior shows exposed brick walls, wooden beams, and traditional furnishings that reinforce the firm's commitment to historic preservation.
Attorney Headshots — Current State
Seven of eight attorneys have photos on the current site. The images vary significantly in quality, background, lighting, framing, and era. T. Brent Gammon's headshot is the most modern (studio gray background, professional lighting). Others range from office settings to outdoor locations to law-library backdrops — many with dated digital borders.
For the modernized site, we will integrate these existing photos with CSS-based normalization — consistent cropping, subtle grayscale treatment, uniform aspect ratios, and gentle contrast adjustments — to create visual cohesion despite the original differences.
AI-Enhanced Headshots — Before & After
All attorney headshots have been AI-enhanced with consistent studio backgrounds, professional lighting, and uniform framing. The key advantage: visual consistency — all headshots now share the same aesthetic, which creates a more professional, cohesive team presentation.
These are concept versions to demonstrate the visual direction. They can be replaced with professional studio photography, or we can refine the enhancements to better match each attorney's likeness.
Office Imagery — Concept Visuals
The images below are concept visuals demonstrating the aesthetic direction and editorial quality we envision. For the final website, these would be replaced with professional on-site photography — capturing the firm's actual building, interiors, and spaces with the same attention to lighting, composition, and atmosphere shown here.
Realism is key. Authentic photography of your historic Danville office will create a far more compelling impression than concept imagery.
