You’ve booked your headshot mini-session! Now what? Here’s a guide to help you when prepping for your shoot - you can leave the rest up to us!    What to Wear In most cases, you’ll want to wear your industry’s standard “uniform”: for a lawyer, that could mean a suit jacket and tie or blouse/shell and jacket; and for an actor, it could mean a simple cotton shirt that matches your eyes. These days, We’ve seen fewer ties & jackets and more business-casual looks. In any case, your outfit should help you look the part while flattering your features and not hiding or eclipsing t ..read more

  Your company booked a branding photo session! Now what? Here’s a guide to help you when prepping for your shoot - you can leave the rest up to us!    What to Wear In most cases, you’ll want to wear your industry’s standard “uniform”: that could mean a suit jacket and tie or blouse/shell and jacket. Or it could mean a stylish top that matches your eyes. These days, I’ve seen fewer ties & jackets and more business-casual looks. Your outfit should help you look the part while flattering your features and not hiding or eclipsing them. Clothing Fit The clothes you choose shoul ..read more

  Our guest blogger, Hollie Thomas, owner of HT Salon in Alpharetta shares with you her perspectives on polished style. Your style is your brand. People keep an image of you in their heads and when a thought of you appears, so does your overall style. Polished style keeps that image of you consistent. We are trained early in life that with a choice of career or title comes an expectation of style. Our style can depend on the day, activity, or situation but there should remain aspects of style that carry through no matter what we are engaged in. As a hairstylist, and owner of HT Salon, I ..read more

  Our guest blogger today is Salina Beasley, Founder at About Face Image Consulting. She is an expert at showing women that they can master their best look by understanding their ideal makeup. She offers helpful tools and videos on how to apply makeup that matches your brand. Today she is sharing tips on how to look great on camera. I left the hair salon last week looking and feeling beautiful. I walked with a bit of extra spring in my step. I even squeezed a few more errands into my schedule that afternoon to show off my new do around town. And yet, the whole time, I was thinking: “How ..read more

  You’ve booked your session! Now what? Here’s a guide to help you when prepping for your shoot - you can leave the rest up to us.    What to Wear These days, I’ve seen fewer formal business and more business-casual looks. The outfits you bring (up to 3) should help you look the part while flattering your features and not hiding or eclipsing them. Clothing Fit The clothes you choose should be comfortable and fit well. Loose-fitting clothes can look bulky and less flattering in photos than they might in person. Uncomfortable clothes can be binding and that discomfort might just ..read more

  Your company booked headshot sessions! Now what? Here’s a guide to help you when prepping for your shoot - you can leave the rest up to us!    What to Wear In most cases, you’ll want to wear your industry’s standard “uniform”: for a lawyer, that could mean a suit jacket and tie or blouse/shell and jacket; and for an actor, it could mean a simple cotton shirt that matches your eyes. These days, I’ve seen fewer ties & jackets and more business-casual looks. In any case, your outfit should help you look the part while flattering your features and not hiding or eclipsing them ..read more

  You’ve booked your headshot session! Now what? Here’s a guide to help you when prepping for your shoot - you can leave the rest up to us!   What to Wear In most cases, you’ll want to wear your industry’s standard “uniform”: for a lawyer, that could mean a suit jacket and tie or blouse/shell and jacket; and for an actor, it could mean a simple cotton shirt that matches your eyes. In any case, your outfit should help you look the part while flattering your features and not hiding or eclipsing them. Clothing Fit The clothes you choose should be comfortable and fit well. Loose-fi ..read more

  To get the most out of your headshot session and to look your best self, it pays to prepare. Here are five steps to getting ready for the best headshots you’ve ever had! 1. Choose wardrobe wisely Even though a professional headshot typically only shows head and shoulders, the best looks seem custom tailored. Meaning jacket, shirt or blouse should never be too baggy or too tight. Also, since headshots are a closeup of this area, it’s especially important to keep clothing tidy and free of wrinkles. There’s a careful balance between maintaining focus on your face and also having a great-l ..read more

     Your personal brand is a representation of you and your business. It’s reinforced by the colors you use, your logo, the clothes you wear, or the way you make people feel. Brand images establish a first impression and can set a lasting stamp on your work. Creating a true, consistent impression that represents your values and message ensures you are thought of as a reliable professional. Investing in custom photography that reflects you, your personality, and your craft is a key piece to establishing customer confidence. Stock photography just doesn’t cut it when you need t ..read more

   Company headshots Good, accurate headshots do a lot to help coworkers become familiar with you, especially when teams work remotely. Your image is important for others to see when you virtually communicate with them. It works well to promote comradery over a conference call or during a meeting. Not only that, but your headshot will help potential clients build a connection with you even before ever meeting you. Your company headshot reflects your personal style, but it also conveys your company ideals. In general, what you wear and how you look in your headshot tells others about ..read more