Business Portrait

business portrait

Robin was sent to us to get his professional  headshot taken for his company website. We did a loose composition whereby the photo could be cropped in either vertical or horizontal orientation, and be set in colour or in black and white. We kept all of our options open for their graphic design team to take utmost liberty in the final product. If your company has any image specifications such as a particular size or crop, please let us know so we can make sure to get the photo done right. 

Corporate Headshots

Business headshot

Jelena needed a professional portrait to submit to her company website. She had a couple photos on her computer already, however they were too low resolution to be used online. She tried to contact some of her friends and family who had cameras, but in the end the whole task proved to be too much of a hassle to find the right lighting, background, and most importantly — a photo that she liked of herself! Finally her friend gave her the idea to just call and book an appointment at a photo studio to get the job done. Less than 24 hours later, she walked away with a polished and professional headshot. 

Business Headshots

corporate headshot

Rikki came in for a Quick Package and was in and out within 10 minutes. Since she was only getting 1 final edited image, we were able to narrow down the best shot on the spot. That way we avoided the process of emailing her the gallery and having her choose form home, and were able to start editing the photo sooner. Being that decisive about your picture is definitely a rare skill, and Rikki was no stranger to photoshoots, knowing her best angles before even stepping foot into the studio. 

Realtor Headshot

realtor headshot

Gurinder's husband is a realtor and she wanted to try out the industry for herself. He offered to help get her set up in his company. First things first was she needed professional headshots in a tailored suit. We chose to shoot on our soft white background which compliments everyone's complexion. Gurinder also had makeup and hair services added to her headshot. However upon looking at the photos half way throughout the shoot on the big monitor, as a personal preference she thought her hair had too much volume compared to how she wears it normally. Instead of interrupting the flow of the photoshoot in order to fix her hair, we simply adjusted the shape later in photoshop. 

Corporate Headshots

Jonathan needed a couple good headshots to have for his company's website and for himself in case he decides to switch up his job in the near future. we tried a variety of options including shirt and tie changes, but this look happened to be our favourite. A modern twist which still looks very professional, the no tie look is a great way to add variation in an instant. 

Business Headshots

business portrait

Jana is always on the move with her husband which means she frequently searches for new jobs to pick up part time. It's definitely a hassle to keep applying, but she enjoys being able to live in different cities and have a well rounded perspective of American and Canadian life. Her favourite outfit was this crisp blue shirt, because did you know—blue is proven to be the friendliest colour!   

Professional Business Portrait

business portrait

Isha needed to come in for a quick loosely shot colour photo to submit as a high resolution JPEG to her company. The photo would be converted later into black and white by the graphic design team and would be cropped to a horizontal portrait. Normally we wouldn't suggest wearing this much colour and patterns, but since Isha's photo was being outputted as a black and white, the colours won't be as distracting. 

We always encourage our customers to bring as many outfits changes as they like. Different clothes can suit different purposes so it's good to have options!

Business Headshots

Linkedin headshot

Kunal is a recent hire as a senior business analyst for a management consulting firm. His company required that we shoot his portrait loosely, so that they can crop it to what ever size they need later. So, we shot his portrait with a vertical orientation that had his waist and arms in the frame. As you can see here, vertical photos can become a cozy horizontal portrait with just the right crop.