Modelling and Acting Portfolio Headshots

Sirusha wanted images to get a portfolio started for herself and dip a toe into the world of posing for the lights and camera! She booked a 40 min session and brought 2 outfits that had very different vibes showcasing casual and elegant styles.

Here’s one of our favourites from the session! Though it was her first time in a professional photoshoot setting, she warmed up pretty quick and ended up surprising us with her gentle and organic hand posing (that’s one of the hardest things to nail—believe us).

Professional Portrait and Headshots in Studio

Warm on warm on warm! Colour coordination is huge when it comes to “in the spotlight” type of studio shots. All things you thought were subtle, suddenly become showstoppers, and especially with our sensor, we are able to get a rich saturation from colour that you never even thought was there! Check out the subtle blue undertone in the pants, and how much softer it plays in this image than if it were a solid black.

Fashion Portfolio Headshots

Though we often shoot business and professional portraits, we also dabble in fashion when we get the opportunity, which means more room to play with colours, shapes, and textures. In this instance, we shot this lovely lady against our vivid lavender, which our brightest pastel that looks stunning against tan skin. Don't have a tan? — that's not a problem! With a couple clicks we can create a rich and even golden hue. Alternatively, we can also make your skin tone light and brighter. Let us know what your heart desires and we'll do our best to create that in the most natural way for you. 

Professional Headshots and Modelling Portfolio

Welcome our latest backdrop addition—nutmeg! Not just a spicy addition to your winter drinks, nutmeg has a nice warm and darker base than our ever so popular beige. Highly recommended for portrait, fashion, or just something a little different for whatever your need. We recommend going wit ha neutral colour palette when shooting against it and avoiding busy patterns and too much colour. 

Professional Headshots and Portrait

We are experts when it comes to taking clean, professional, and eye catching photography. 
Whether you are looking to for a simple portrait, have ambitions to become a model, or simply want a fashion portrait, don't hesitate to let us know! We can help suggest what background suits your purpose better.

For this portrait session, our subject had warm tones in her skin and hair, so we therefore suggested using a beige background as opposed to a cooler grey or blue background. 

Fashion Designer Lookbook

Throwback to a funky summer themed lookbook we shot in the wintertime in the studio. 
Amna is a Pakistani designer who was preparing for her spring/summer 2018 collection launch. 
With about 20 different dresses to capture, we aimed to create as much variation as possible so that she could use the photos overtime on her social media. She was only in town for a few weeks, so we were fortunate enough to have had the chance to work with such professional and talented young lady. I could say the same for her, as she had originally contacted us in a panic having had another photographer cancel their shoot last minute! 

All the best of success back home Amna!

Professional Fashion Portrait

Here's a recent fashion portrait we shot on a squeaky clean white backdrop. Lighting the subject form the back,, we added depth and intrigue to the image with lighting set up behind her to emphasize her cheekbones. Wearing just a tube top, we were able to create a fresh and clean silhouette reminiscent of beauty campaigns. This is a great lighting set up for commercial gigs for beauty or jewellery lines. 
We can accommodate many lighting styles. Feel free to pass along any images via email that depicts what you had in mind.

Professional Fashion Portrait

Throwback to our experimental phase whereby we tried every colour under the sun, all in effort to learn which were suitable depending on the intention set. Purple was an interesting avenue for us to explore as we had the initial suspicion that it wasn't useful as a background option. As it turns out, our suspicions about purple were correct to some degree. Cooler toned shades will always appear colder at first impression than warmer shades! So simply put, if we want to shoot against purple, we can, and it will look great provided that we consider the tint of the colour is favouring warmth.