Your business has grown. Your photos haven't caught up.
You're pitching bigger clients, stepping onto bigger stages and charging what your work is worth. Then someone looks you up and finds a cropped event photo, a headshot from years ago and a lot of stock.
People decide who to trust in seconds, and they decide with their eyes. In a feed crowded with AI images and borrowed visuals, a real you, in your real work, is the one thing nobody else can copy.
That's what I photograph.
TESTIMONIAL
CLIENT STORY
"I secured three new contracts, worth over $100K in total, within the next few weeks."
"I needed to market myself in a more professional style in order to secure projects delivering marketing training to larger groups and corporations. I signed up for a brand photoshoot with Zebra & Jojo Photography in order to have the assets I needed...THE RESULTS WERE ALMOST IMMEDIATE; within a week I had been approached by five new marketing training providers about prospective work. The interest via LinkedIn and my website continued and I secured three new contracts, worth over $100K in total, within the next few weeks.
The impact of this work has been amazing and shows how important it is to use images to convey your brand image and positioning."
Liz Taylor, Digital Direction
You don't need to love the camera. That part is my job.
Almost everyone feels awkward at first. I get that.
Strategy first
I study your website and socials, you complete a brand questionnaire, and together we build a mood board and shoot script. We plan it together. By the time you arrive for the shoot, there’s nothing left to wonder about.
Direction, not posing
I guide every angle, turn and gesture, so you never wonder what to do next. Most clients forget the camera is there long before we finish.
Natural light, honest results
I work only with natural light. It keeps the shoot calm and the images true, so you recognise yourself at your most assured.
Meet your photographer
Hi, I'm Silke.
I'm a German photographer based in Singapore, a perfectionist about detail and a firm believer in simplicity over spectacle.
I know how uncomfortable a camera can feel, because I've felt it too. So my work starts with making the room calm. Then I notice what makes you, you, and bring it forward.
Not a performed version of you. One that feels real, and quietly powerful.