Top Places Where Headshots Can Be Used

Are you thinking about getting a new headshot?  Maybe you’re looking for a polished professional headshot for your company website or you’re looking to update your old LinkedIn profile photo, chances are that you will be able to use your headshots in more places than just one.  This makes getting a high-quality headshot taken by me even more valuable.  Here are some of the top places where headshots can be used:

  • LinkedIn: A professional headshot is a must-have on LinkedIn as it is a platform for professionals. It’s an opportunity to make a great first impression and show your professionalism.  I’ve seen some not-so-great headshots, so why not give me a call to set up a time to shoot.
  • Company website: Companies can use headshots of their employees on their website to create a personal connection with their audience. This helps put a face to the name and builds trust.
  • Social media: Not only are headshots good for LinkedIn, but headshots can be used on various social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to help people recognize you and build your personal brand. It’s also a great way to establish credibility and create a professional appearance.
  • Email signature: Using a headshot in your email signature is a great way to make your emails more personal and professional.
  • Online portfolio: If you are an artist or a creative professional, a headshot can be used on your online portfolio to showcase your skills and talent. It also helps in creating a connection with your audience.
  • Business cards: A headshot can be used on business cards to help people remember who you are and what you do. It’s a great way to leave a lasting impression.
  • Overall, headshots can be used in variety of places to help establish a professional image and build a personal brand.

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    5 Keys To Building A Strong Portfolio As A Portrait Photographer

    5 Keys To Building A Strong Portfolio As A Portrait Photographer

    Building a strong portfolio as a portrait photographer is essential for establishing my brand and attracting potential clients. My portfolio serves as a showcase of my talent, creativity, and style.  Now to discuss the key elements that have made for my strong portfolio.

    1. Focusing on a niche

    As a portrait photographer, I’ve identified my niche and have focused on it.  I specialize in business headshots.  By specializing, I have been able to showcase my skills and experience in that niche, which can attract clients who are looking for a specific style or type of photography.

    2. Showcasing my best work

    When building my portfolio, I’ve selected my best work.  I have chosen my favorite photos that showcase my unique style and talent.  It’s better to have a few great images than a large number of mediocre ones.  I’ve chosen images that demonstrate my versatility and skill, so clients can see what I’m capable of achieving.

    3. Consistency in style

    Consistency in my style is key. My portfolio has a consistent look and feel, so clients can see my signature style.  In choosing not to mix styles and techniques, I’ve made it less confusing for potential clients to understand what I specialize in. Consistency is key when building a brand.

    4. Keeping my portfolio fresh

    My portfolio is a living, breathing entity that is constantly being updated with new images. It’s important to keep my portfolio fresh and updated with new images.

    5. Keeping my portfolio simple

    I keep my portfolio simple and easy to navigate. The last thing I want is for potential clients to get lost in a sea of images.  I keep the design minimalistic and clean, so the images can speak for themselves.

    In closing, building a strong portfolio as a portrait photographer has required that I focus on my niche, showcase my best work, have consistency in my style, keep my portfolio fresh, and keep it simple.  A strong portfolio has been the key to establishing my brand and attracting potential clients.

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    Things To Know Before A Portrait Session

    6 Things To Know Before A Portrait Session

    Portrait sessions can be exciting and nerve-wracking at the same time. Whether you’re getting ready for your first photoshoot or you’re a seasoned pro, think about these six things you can do to make the most of your portrait session:

    1.  Communication is key

    Before the session starts, it’s important to communicate with me.  I want to make sure I understand what you’re looking for in the photos, whether it’s a specific style or theme. Be honest about any insecurities or concerns you have so I can help you feel more comfortable.

    2.  Bring a few outfit options

    Having a few different outfit options can help you feel more confident and comfortable during the session. Make sure you choose outfits that make you feel good and reflect your personal style. Avoid wearing anything too loud, trendy or flashy. I can help you choose the best outfit.

    3.  Arrive on time

    Arriving on time is important to ensure that you have enough time to change into the outfit you will be wearing, plus do final hair and makeup touchups. If you’re running late, it can put stress on everyone involved and may result in less time for the actual shoot.

    4. Trust your photographer

    I’m here to help you look your best, I have your best interest in mind when it comes to poses, lighting and of course the final product.

    5.  Relax and have fun

    It’s normal to feel a bit nervous before a photoshoot, but try to relax and have fun. Enjoy the experience and trust that we will capture some great shots. Plus, I’ll play your favorite music if you ask.

    6.  Pay attention to details

    Details matter in photography, so pay attention to things like hair and makeup. Make sure everything is in place and looking its best before the shoot begins.

    In conclusion, communication, preparation, and trust are all key when it comes to a successful portrait session. By following these tips, you’ll be able to make the most of your time with me as your photographer and create some amazing images that you’ll treasure for years to come.


    Give me a call at 323-493-2552 to book a photography session and to discuss details and preparation!

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