Pietro Branchi

Pietro Branchi is a portrait specialist based in Sesto San Giovanni, working in Milan, across Italy and abroad. His portrait photography always puts people at the center: the aim is not just to produce an attractive image, but to tell who you are in a credible and useful way — from LinkedIn and CV portraits to corporate headshots for company profiles. His experience developed organically through self‑training and years of work in portraits, reportage and advertising. This path allowed him to form a clear vision: professional portrait photography must convey competence, trust and personality. He works with an empathetic, collaborative approach, involving the client in decisions about framing, lighting and wardrobe to create results that truly reflect the person and their professional needs. How he works: every session begins with a consultation to understand the intended use of the images and the desired style. In the studio — equipped for full control of light and the subject’s comfort — or on location, Pietro sets up quickly, directs posing naturally and minimizes the subject’s awareness of the camera to capture sincere expressions. If requested, he coordinates professional makeup and advises on clothing and settings appropriate to the message you want to convey. Technique and delivery: he uses professional equipment (Nikon bodies and lenses, purpose‑designed lighting and careful post‑production) to deliver images ready for web and print. Photographs are selected together with the client and optimized in post‑production to respect tones, formats and platform requirements such as LinkedIn or corporate web pages. Why choose him: if you are looking for a portrait photographer in Sesto San Giovanni/Milan who combines technical experience, sensitivity to the subject and results tailored to professional and corporate contexts, Pietro Branchi provides attentive consulting and bespoke service. His goal is straightforward and practical: to bring out your best professional image, without artifices, with naturalness and photographic rigor.