Your attire should align with your personality, industry, and the intended use of the photos. In more traditional fields such as law and finance, a classic suit and tie or an appropriate female equivalent is advisable.

For other sectors, a good approach is to observe the dress styles of peers and senior leaders on LinkedIn, focusing particularly on those who are successful rather than just your immediate contacts. Keep in mind the principle of dressing for the position you aspire to, rather than your current role. If you need further assistance, feel free to reach out to us; we are here to help.

To enhance your session, prioritize getting adequate sleep, engaging in physical activity, and soaking up some sunlight in the weeks leading up to it. While our editing team will refine your chosen photos, your personal preparation will contribute to achieving a more natural appearance.

Additionally, try on your selected outfits a few days prior to the session to ensure they fit well and are clean. Lastly, review some of your previous photos to identify any that you particularly favor. Bringing these images to the studio will assist your photographer in capturing angles that you find most flattering.

There's no need to stress about your poses for business headshots. Our sessions emphasize minimalist poses, steering clear of the odd and uncomfortable stances that some photographers might insist on.

Our goal is to highlight your professionalism, not to showcase our photography skills.

To start, you'll ease into the session with simple poses—just stand and smile. As we progress, we can explore some arms-crossed shots and maybe a few candid moments.

You have two choices:

Green Screen allows us to customize any color, which we recommend for your travels unless you have a specific company backdrop in mind.

Unlimited Backdrop Colors are available.

For industries like law and finance, we suggest sticking to neutral tones such as white, gray, or black, as these colors produce sharp images that project reliability and consistency.

If you're in a creative field, non-profit, or tech, consider using a vibrant studio backdrop or opting for an outdoor or in-office shoot to add some flair to your photos.

If you're a senior executive, entrepreneur, or thought leader, it's wise to have multiple photos for various platforms, including a few outdoor or office shots to complement your studio headshots.

Using the same headshot across LinkedIn, your company website, and press releases can come off as unprofessional.

You will automatically receive all the original JPG and RAW files from your session.

However, if you plan to use your photos for print marketing, you might prefer having edited TIFF or Photoshop files for more versatility. We can prepare your final headshots in these formats and include them with your other photos. Just a heads up: this applies only to the retouched images from your session.

Corporate branding and tailored stock photography for startups, including advertising, websites, press releases, social media, and various marketing materials.

If you'd like us to change the background in your final edited photos, we can easily swap it out for a "blurry city" scene or any other custom backdrop during the editing process.