Corporate headshots are most often created on-location, specifically for company team members, and are usually displayed on the corporate website. These images are also used by employees on LinkedIn, in marketing materials, and press releases. But, choosing the right photographer can often be a very daunting task. The photographer you pick should not only produce great images but also make sure that the process is enjoyable and stress-free in the end. And it’s sometimes very difficult to know how exactly to go about this selection process...

In the world of professional headshots, one size does not fit all. The style and tone of your headshot should align with your industry, personal brand, and the message you want to convey. Whether you're in a corporate sector or a creative field, choosing the right headshot style is essential for making a strong first impression. In this blog post, we’ll explore the differences between corporate and creative headshots and how to decide which style suits your industry best.

A company's culture is a defining factor that shapes its identity and sets it apart from competitors. While individual headshots are essential for personal branding, group headshots and team photography play a crucial role in capturing and conveying corporate culture. In this post, I’ll explore why group/team headshots matter and how they can help bring your company's culture to life.

Headshot photographers play a key role in helping people and businesses showcase their best self online. Despite this, there are many misunderstandings about them and headshot sessions in general that can cause missed opportunities and wrong decisions. In this Blog post, I'll clarify some of the most common myths about headshot photographers and reveal the behind the scenes secrets you might not be aware of.

LinkedIn, the world's largest professional networking platform, has become the go-to place for making meaningful connections, exploring job opportunities, and building your personal brand. Your LinkedIn profile is often the first point of contact with potential employers, clients, or partners. Therefore, it's crucial to make a stellar first impression, and the key to that is your profile picture—your LinkedIn headshot.

Today, a professional business headshot is indispensable for making a strong and memorable impression online. To attain a headshot that not only truly stands out but is also flattering and looks good, there are some critical factors to consider. In this blog post, I’ll go over the key elements of a great corporate headshot and explain why each is so important.

In the world of professional photography, a headshot is more than just a picture; it’s a tool for expressing your personality, character, and professionalism to the outside world. What makes headshots really interesting is how facial expressions can reveal so much about a person to the viewer. In this Blog post, we'll go over the subtle details of facial expressions, supported by scientific research, to reveal just how much they can influence the way other people perceive you.

My goal is to always offer a headshot photography experience that's warm and welcoming to absolutely everyone, no matter what sensory sensitivities or physical abilities my clients might have. I want to make sure every client feels valued and comfortable during their time with me and the Studio has been designed entirely with that in mind. In this Blog post, I will be sharing the design choices I've made in order to create a sensory-friendly and accessible Studio, so you know you're in a space that prioritizes your comfort at every step.

As technology rapidly speeds along to improve our lives, AI-generated portraits have become an option for individuals and companies looking for team headshots. AI headshots are created using Artificial Intelligence algorithms, promise to save time, money, and effort for companies, but is this really true? It is crucial to understand the downsides of relying solely on AI-generated headshots and the misconceptions that surround this service that customers might not be aware of (and that their websites won’t tell you about).