You need a professional headshot. How can you get one that captures your best side?

It's best to invest once is a great photographer. Don't look at the expensive price tag, it's worth it! It's an investment. The best photographer is the one who can truly capture your essence...

- Choose a photographer who specializes in headshot photography for expertise in capturing your best angles and expressions. - Consider the photographer's style, whether it's formal corporate headshots or a more creative approach, to align with your desired image. - Review their portfolio to assess the quality of their work, focusing on lighting, composition, and overall image quality. - Read reviews or seek recommendations from friends, family, or colleagues who have worked with the photographer before for insights into their professionalism and skill.

As a headshot and branding photographer, wardrobe plays a significant role in your desired perspective. Tones that compliment one’s skin and pieces that flatter definitely bring out the best in each image!

When selecting a photographer, look for professionals who specialize in headshot photography. They will have the expertise to capture your best angles and expressions. Consider the photographer's style. Some may specialize in formal corporate headshots, while others may have a more creative or artistic approach. Choose someone whose style aligns with the image you want to portray. Check their portfolio to see examples of their work. Pay attention to the lighting, composition, and overall quality of the images. Read reviews or ask for recommendations from friends, family, or colleagues who have had headshots taken before. Personal referrals can provide valuable insight into a photographer's professionalism and skill.

Make sure you love the photographers work! Look through their profile and not just at a couple clients, look at at least 10! You’ll know if their style is consistent.

Wear a dress that reflects your professional Life Wear clothing that you would typically wear in a professional setting. Solid professional colours usually work best for headshots.

- Dress in a way that reflects your profession and personal brand. - Consider your industry and audience when choosing attire. - For creative professionals, formal wear may not always be appropriate. - Opt for clothing that aligns with your authentic style and daily wardrobe. - Dressing true to yourself can enhance your confidence and authenticity.

Dress to express your profession and brand! Formal wear doesn't always make sense... Especially if you're a creative! If you have no idea what to wear, go with something you wear in real life!

- Ensure your hairstyle is recognizable and suits your real-life appearance. - Avoid hairstyles that obscure your face, neck, outfit, or background. - Opt for a hairstyle that enhances your features and allows for clear visibility in headshots. - Consider consulting with a professional hairstylist for advice on a flattering and suitable hairstyle for your headshots.

You can go very wrong with your hair-style when it comes to headshots... Make sure you'll be instantly recognizable in real life with that hair-style. Make sure your hair don't cover your face, neck, the outfit, or the background.

When it comes to posing, pactice makes perfect! Practice, practice, practice... You can look it LinkedIn and/or Instagam for inspiration... Make sure your pose expresses your true identity... Don't build a brand that's not you!

- Practice posing regularly to improve your skills. - Seek inspiration from platforms like LinkedIn and Instagram. - Ensure your poses reflect your authentic identity. - Avoid portraying a brand that doesn't align with who you truly are. - Practice until you feel confident and comfortable in your poses.

- Take a high volume of pictures to increase your chances of capturing the perfect shot. - Continuously update your headshot with better-quality images. - Use every new project as an opportunity to refresh your picture. - Regularly assess and update your headshot to ensure it accurately reflects your current image and brand.

It's best to take a high volume of pictures and choose one... It's even better to keep updating it with better ones... Every new project is an excuse to update your picture!