If you have a busy day, did you know we have evening “after work” hours for your convenience? Until 9pm everyday, we offer portrait photography services. Match the night mood with our navy background, which has the ability to appear bright or dull (pictured above) depending on your mood. While you’re at it, take load off, It’s your photoshoot—you can slouch if you want to!
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Over the years we’ve noticed that people tend to be reserved in photos when it comes to smiling with your teeth. We often get people asking if it’s “ok” to smile with a closed mouth or not. The truth is brutal logic—it totally depends. The way you naturally smile is the way you need to smile for the photo (I myself am a proud closed out smiler). It’s not to say we aren’t as happy as the big grinners, but simply it’s what works with the anatomy of our face. This is the reason why you can have someone smiling with their teeth but have it look awkward and vice versa. In lament words, go with what you know and just be yourself!
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Damian is starting his own boxing club and wanted a strong image that he could use for the posters and marketing content. He came up with the concept of an action shot while wearing his suit to make for a more emotionally charged photo, aiming at their demographic of the corporate 9-5ers. He put on a great performance making the coolest expressions and we love how the final result turned out! We are wishing you the best of luck with everything Damian!
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When image making, since we’re primarily dealing with digital technology, you want to always think about how to maximize the humanity of the portrait. One way we can achieve that is by considering the body’s psychology. Hands symbolize trust, and it’s to your benefit, (even during that client meeting) to show them off! Studies show that people who talk with their hands come across as more convincing and trustworthy. What do you guys think about this twist on our classic business portrait?
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Seasonally we notice a big shift in the background colours people select. These days we’ve been having people pick a lot of darker colours. Our reasoning? We’re all so aware of the fact it’s still in winter at this point, and psychologically it’s making our mood more sensitive to bright colours. Despite this very natural urge, don’t forget to still incorporate a bit of warmth in your photo, either by smiling your way through the season or wearing some purple or red in your outfit to balance out the mood. Here’s a great example of how to achieve just that while still remaining very cool and collected in your business portrait.
Group and Team Staff Headshots
We love taking field trips on location to offices for on location headshots! The process couldn’t be simpler. Unlike most studio, we appreciate your trust in our services and won’t charge unnecessary set up fees. We understand lighting, and bring with us our location lighting set to build a whole makeshift studio in under 30 mins! Here’s a shot of Wise Publishing, who were all very sweet and kind people to work with.
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Getting your headshot can be overwhelming. Just thinking about how to do your makeup, hair, and pocking the right wardrobe is enough to make anyone’s head spin! But if you can handle it ladies, taking that extra step to find the perfect necklace and earrings to debut in your portrait can make all the difference. In other words, those little details seem easy to skip, easy to think that no one will pay attention to things that much. Overall it makes the image look tidy and put together, whether we realize is due to the accessories completing it or not. Bring your whole jewellery bag and let us help you pick out the right oomph for your headshot!
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To add a twist to your business portrait, these days we’ve been experimenting with cropping the final edited images more, giving you multiple variations to choose from. This crop is usually what we do for acting portraits to accentuate the face place asymmetrically framing it. Although it’s not everyone’s cup of tea, especially if you are more of a traditionalist,, we do believe it livens the photo and is a worthy option to have in case you end up needing the image to sway slightly more casual and approachable. What do you guys think of the first impression our new cropping style makes?