Over the years I’ve photographed a number of corporate sessions and I try my best to prepare clients before each session concerning what to wear but sometimes things don’t go as planned. If you’re planning a corporate headshot session for your entire team, you ...
Have you ever done a Google search to find out what someone looks like and when you meet them in person they look nothing like the headshot you say online? Well! I have, more than once. The issue is that many of us, as ...
I’ve photographed many headshots over the course of my career here in Jamaica for companies and individuals; each one having their own reason why the booked a session. Before each session I look for opportunities to better understand why clients request a booking to ensure ...
When booking a headshot session you're bound to have questions about what to wear, when you get your images etc… Below are some Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about headshot sessions. What should I wear? Wear something that you are comfortable in, that fits your ...
As a photographer one of the things that drives me crazy is when someone pulls out a camera and tells the person they are photographing to say "Cheeeeeese!" Why? Because it almost always gives what I call a "Visa Debit" smile, a plastic smile. This ...
Malcolm Gladwell highlights in his book, Blink, that first impressions are created within a few seconds of meeting a person; the process is called Thin Slicing. We use "thin slicing" in person and when viewing a photo of a person. This is partially the reason ...
Took this iconic headshot of Joel Bain while working on the promotional material for Rooted & Built Up. The theme of this year’s conference is “Abide” and they’ll be examining John 15: 1-17. You can learn more about the conference here - http://bit.ly/rbu2015. It was a pleasure ...
In 2013 I started promoting myself as a headshot photographer and my 1st client was Dayna Wallace. My style then was inspired by Peter Hurley - that “clean in studio look” which I love. As I grew as a photographer I kept looking for ways ...
If you ever saw the 1st photo I took of Kristin, years ago when I just started using artificial light, you wouldn’t believe that I took this. Model: Kristin Paultre MUA: Sharon Wint of Face Forward Cosmetics Assistant: Camille Barrett Retoucher: Gabre Cameron
A shot of Jamaican Gospel Recording Artiste Jah-lil taken a few weeks back.