What does your headshot say about you?
Group Packages Available, including free social media share and links to your business.
Corporate Headshots
It’s not just a headshot!
Too busy to take time out from your busy work schedule?
In Studio, Taylors Hill or I am happy to come out to you!
With every package you receive:
• Professional Photography and editing.
• Every image individually edited to look your best!
• High-resolution digital files: For printing, annual reports, etc.
• Web-resolution files: For use on the web, email, intranet, LinkedIn, etc.
• License-free images: Use them however you like for as long as you like!
• Fast turnaround: Download all your images straight to your hard-drive
1 images of your choice.
$210.00 In Studio or on location.
Free social media share and linked to your business.
Additional images may be purchased @ $65.00 each
Group Discounts may apply.
Please note : Travel Fees May Apply
It’s not just a headshot!
Too busy to take time out from your busy work schedule?
In Studio, Taylors Hill or I am happy to come out to you!
With every package you receive:
• Professional Photography and editing.
• Every image individually edited to look your best!
• High-resolution digital files: For printing, annual reports, etc.
• Web-resolution files: For use on the web, email, intranet, LinkedIn, etc.
• License-free images: Use them however you like for as long as you like!
• Fast turnaround: Download all your images straight to your hard-drive
1 images of your choice.
$210.00 In Studio or on location.
Free social media share and linked to your business.
Additional images may be purchased @ $65.00 each
Group Discounts may apply.
Please note : Travel Fees May Apply
THE IMPORTANCE OF A PROFESSIONAL HEADSHOT
It’s not ‘just’ a Headshot!
With social media and our online presence playing such a huge role today in the success of our businesses, it is now more important than ever to be seen often, and in your best possible light. Pardon the pun!
Sometimes we try and short cut this critical element by looking at our headshot as redundant, and as an unnecessary expense. But we should actually be looking at it as an opportunity to portray an image to our potential clients, to share our brand, and to show ‘the face behind the business’. We forget that when potential customers are looking at our businesses online, they are also looking at who we are and how we conduct business.
They want to make sure that we are serious about quality and good customer service. If the photography on our website is done with a point-n-shoot and on-camera flash against a plain wall with a dark shadow around our head, it sends the wrong message. It shows lack of professionalism. And if we don’t appear to care about our own personal image, then why should our potential customers believe that we would use higher standards for the product or service we are offering?
Having a natural and trained artistic eye for posing and directing people in order to achieve the individual’s optimal look, is probably on the top of my list. Everyone is different and needs to be photographed a certain way according to their shape, hair color, gender, skin, and profession. Knowing what lighting to use, in which direction, with each face shape, makes all the difference in the world between an okay shot, and an amazing headshot.
A good professional photographer will suggest the best clothing, analyze the model’s face and then direct and light them accordingly. The last thing to consider is that depending on your profession or what the shot will be used for, you might want to add a little personality to your portrait. Showing your audience a little bit of you, will help them make a connection and start a bond before they even meet you.
Taylors Hill Studio or Location
It’s not ‘just’ a Headshot!
With social media and our online presence playing such a huge role today in the success of our businesses, it is now more important than ever to be seen often, and in your best possible light. Pardon the pun!
Sometimes we try and short cut this critical element by looking at our headshot as redundant, and as an unnecessary expense. But we should actually be looking at it as an opportunity to portray an image to our potential clients, to share our brand, and to show ‘the face behind the business’. We forget that when potential customers are looking at our businesses online, they are also looking at who we are and how we conduct business.
They want to make sure that we are serious about quality and good customer service. If the photography on our website is done with a point-n-shoot and on-camera flash against a plain wall with a dark shadow around our head, it sends the wrong message. It shows lack of professionalism. And if we don’t appear to care about our own personal image, then why should our potential customers believe that we would use higher standards for the product or service we are offering?
Having a natural and trained artistic eye for posing and directing people in order to achieve the individual’s optimal look, is probably on the top of my list. Everyone is different and needs to be photographed a certain way according to their shape, hair color, gender, skin, and profession. Knowing what lighting to use, in which direction, with each face shape, makes all the difference in the world between an okay shot, and an amazing headshot.
A good professional photographer will suggest the best clothing, analyze the model’s face and then direct and light them accordingly. The last thing to consider is that depending on your profession or what the shot will be used for, you might want to add a little personality to your portrait. Showing your audience a little bit of you, will help them make a connection and start a bond before they even meet you.
Taylors Hill Studio or Location