I want to tell you a story about a man called Bob who always avoided getting his picture taken. He thought that he wasn’t photogenic and that no matter what, he would always look bad in photos ???? He avoided family gatherings, parties, and even professional headshots for his job. He was convinced that the…
Category Archives: The Power of Photography
It’s what’s on the inside that counts. Not anymore. Well, not at first anyway. Today’s digital age can be brutal. It’s a yes or a no, a swipe left or right, it leaves no room for error and no place for personal achievement. As a result, it’s created the ultra-ego. The selfie obsessive. The ‘look…
Virtual Headshots for individuals and international businesses needing professional headshots when you can’t visit the studio.
Preparing for your virtual headshot session. Following on from our Look Good in Lockdown article, below are some tips to get the most from your virtual headshot session. 1) Clothing You’ll want to work out the most appropriate clothing for your headshot session beforehand. It’s difficult to give completely generic advice through a web page…
A selfie stick is a great aid to taking your own headshot or when having a virtual headshot session. Here’s our how to guide on how to make a selfie stick using things from around the house.
We’ve all experienced it, you see some great images on realestate.com.au for a property and make time in the middle of your day for the 15-30 minute viewing window, only to find that it is not as well maintained, as spacious or stylish as the images would have you believe. “Wait.. is this even the…
We create real estate and architectural photography for our clients that shows workmanship in angles that appeal to potential buyers.
Imagine you’re a start-up. You’re in the service industry, it’s not particularly glamorous. You have a small team, a space to work and you’re getting a website made. What are you going to do for website photos? No one’s keen for a photo shoot; finding stock photos has already been a time drain and nothing’s…
There are similarities between headshots for a model portfolio and a professional headshot for business. The main difference is who they need to appeal to.