Headshot Photography
Headshot Photography
Why Pros Get Headshots? First impressions matter immensely. Having a professional headshot is crucial for a variety of reasons. These headshots serve as powerful tools that can make or break your career, and here's why:
1. Creating a Professional Image
2. Standing Out in a Competitive Market
3. Earning Trust and Credibility
4. Online Profile Picture
5. Evolving with Your Career
6. Showcase your Team.
Starting at $359
60-minute 1person, up to 3 looks
In Studio or on Locations
3 Images Retouched ($25 per image value)
Professional Lighting
Images Selected & Delivered Online!
Premium Headshots Session Collection
Personal Ultimate Session – $429*
90 minute session – one person, up to 6 looks – up to 6 images
Personal Plus Session – $359*
60 minute session – one person, up to 3 looks – up to 3 images
* Includes:
On location at your office, or home ($300 value)
Natural Look Retouching ($25 per image value) (digitally removes bumps and other minor flaws)
Images are selected on-site, when applicable, by each person and delivered digitally.
License for unlimited use with no time limit.
Optional add-ons:
Each additional photograph– $ 60 per image
Background Change – $10 per image (digitally change background)
Multi Person Standard Headshots Session
1–3 People – $249 per person*
4–9 People – $149 per person*
10–19 people – $119 per person*
20-30 people - $109 per person
* Includes:
A one-look headshot session (2nd look is available)
On location at your office or home ($300 value)
Premium Retouching ($25 per image value) (digitally removes bumps and other minor flaws)
Images are selected on-site, when applicable, by each person and delivered digitally.
License for unlimited use with no time limit.
Optional add-ons:
2nd version – same look, different pose – $ 60 per image
Background Change – $10 per image (digitally change background)
For medium to large companies please contact us
NOTE: Travel fees will be added.
About Us/Our Process
FAQ’S
Why do I need a headshot?
You need a headshot as it serves as the first impression that you make with potential clients or employers. It portrays your level of professionalism and helps you stand out in a competitive market. And for dating it can make or break getting lots more matches.
What makes a good headshot?
A good headshot should be a clear representation of yourself that showcases your personality and professionalism. It should have good lighting, sharp focus, and a clean background. Your facial expression should be natural and engaging, and your clothing and hair should be neat and appropriate for the purpose of the headshot.
What should I bring to a headshot session?
You should bring a few outfit options, hair and makeup products for touch-ups (comb brush), and any specific props or accessories related to the purpose of the headshot.
How can I prepare for my headshot session?
You can prepare by practicing different facial expressions in front of a mirror, getting plenty of rest the night before, and arriving at the shoot with a positive attitude and confidence in your appearance.
What should I expect during a headshot session?
You should expect your photographer to guide you through the process, including posing, wardrobe changes, and direction on facial expressions. The shoot may take anywhere from 15 minutes to 45 minutes, depending on the number of shots needed. We can set up a headshots station at your office or event for the whole day and capture hundreds of photos.
What happens after the headshot session?
After the shoot, you will typically receive proofs or digital images to review, if that was part of your package and select your final images. Your chosen images will be edited and delivered to you in a various resolution format as described in your package and ready for use.
Where should I take my headshot?
You should talk to us about the location of your headshot, we recommend in a well-lit area, or we bring appropriate lighting, with a neutral background that won’t detract from the focus on you, your eyes and face. An office with good lighting, outdoor locations with soft natural light are for environmental portraits.