Ocoee Police Department Headshots

Chief Vincent L. Ogburn, Sr.

Cannonfire Photography had the honor of collaborating with our local first responders to take updated professional headshot photos of the entire Ocoee Police Department.

Headshot Process

In order to accommodate the different shifts for student resource officers, two half days were set up for headshots. This allowed for the department to continue to run smoothly while our team set up a designated headshot area at their station. A solid blue background with the American flag were chosen to represent service to the community. Over 100 officers and staff took their headshot photos and selected their favorite image on the spot with our instant live-view proofing station.

Editing and Post Production

After offering a make-up headshot photo session for officers who were unable to participate on the regular days, each image was carefully edited. As a result, the department now has updated headshot photos of the officers for marketing purposes and making connections to the local public they serve. Our graphic designer incorporated visual brand elements including the Ocoee Police Department badge into a composite print with all the individual headshots along with each name and rank.

Final Composite Photo

Our owner and lead photographer, Jason Cannon, presented the final composite photo to Chief Vincent L. Ogburn, Sr. Once the composite photo is framed, the department will be able to display updated photos of their officers at the police station. This helps the Ocoee Police Department show that they are a unified force as they serve and protect.

Jason Cannon and Chief Vincent L. Ogburn, Sr holding the photo composite print

K9 Fun

Not to be left out, K9 Elvis and K9 Viper also wanted their photos taken. And yes, they are absolutely included on the composite!

Thank you to the Ocoee Police Department for this opportunity to partner with you.