Chris had some important interviews coming up and needed a quick shot to have on his Linked page and professional site. Although our Quick Package is the fastest option we have, it doesn't mean we take 10 photos and call it a day. We provide the same service as with our hour long sessions, such as image counselling and plenty rounds of shooting.
Professional Corporate Headshots
Abby works for an insurance company and wanted several options of a portrait she could have to represent herself professionally. She was enthusiastic in bringing several wardrobe changes ranging from colourful blouses to a more formal black and white attire. Abby was very comfortable in front of the camera and brought with her a beaming smile in every shot.
To many smiling comes very easy, but in the inorganic photoshoot scenario, it's inevitable that your face muscles will get tired (especially after an hour long session). To prevent a stale expression, we take several rounds and monitor how things are looking throughout the shoot. If we notice your expression is getting a bit lost amongst all the flashing lights, we'll simply tell you to reset, or take a quick break to look over the photos from the previous round.
Professional Business Headshots
Max is a business advisor at a firm and was looking to get a loosely cropped portrait that he could submit to his company to publish in their online staff section. Max was very decisive and picked his favourite photo on the spot. Please note it takes 1 week from the selection date for us to finish editing photo(s) from our Quick Package. Editing times may vary with other packages.
Professional Corporate Portrait
Karen is a new employee at a financial company and as part of her duty in her first week, she was sent to us to take a professional portrait. Since this photo would be displayed alongside other employees in a gallery online, we matched the lighting and angle. Karen had never had her professional portrait taken before so it was expected that she be nervous, but after seeing the results after the first round on our monitor, she became more confident in how everything was turning out and was able to smile naturally.
Business Portrait
Amit is a new hire at a firm, and his director contacted us to arrange to have his portrait taken for the company site. They intended on cropping the image and turning it into black and white with their own software so that their gallery looked consistent. We delivered their final image with a loose crop and in full colour so that they have the most flexibility when making adjustments later.
We always suggest getting your photo in colour initially, but if you'd like a black & white option, we can certainly make that edit for the photo(s) of your choice. Please note that black & white images need to be re edited from the start and would be priced at the standard extra photo cost ($20 + HST).
Corporate Portrait
Ana is a Space Scientist who was required to get a headshot for her company's website. They were revamping their web presence and decided to add some life to the "about us" page and add employee portraits. We analyzed Ana's favourite angles after a preliminary round of shooting, and narrowed down to the best way to get the shot she's looking for.
Everyone is different. Some know what their favourite side of their face is, while others have no idea when it comes to analyzing their expression, You can always ask our opinion anytime and we'll let you know which angle and style most suits the image you're going for.
Professional Business Headshots
Kelley was starting a new job and needed a portrait for the company website. Their company needed their employees to wear red int e photo, and required a warm toned style of editing in order to match with the other staff photos on their website. Although every camera is different and it's not always possible to match the editing style exactly, we will certainly do our best to create images with the style you have in mind.
Corporate Portrait
Sheldon was looking to update his website and business cards. He had his professional portrait taken several times before, but decided to try a different photographer this time. Since he wanted to use the photos in a few mediums, Sheldon chose the Standard package and experimented posing for a 3/4 length standing shot as well as the classic horizontal portrait. Instead of changing his entire outfit, he created variation by having some shots with and with out glasses. Here's our favourite shot from the session!