I really enjoy photographing folks outdoors. The background can describe a little more about your vibe and also give you something unique that others may not have in their photos. Candace wanted headshots for an upcoming project as well as for online professional use. We photographed at the Wharf in the early morning to avoid […]
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Liz choose two great spots for her executive headshots: Constitution Gardens and the DC War Memorial. This springtime session allowed us to get some greenery, monuments, and an outfit change. It gave Liz a lot of options for her to use! Take a look at some of my favorites: Sessions similar to this one: […]
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It has been a pleasure photographing Kathy Hollinger over the years! She recently departed from RAMW (previous headshots here) and became the CEO of Greater Washington Partnership! With a new role, means new headshots and portraits. Take a look at some of my favorites from her session in the office: Sessions similar to […]
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Indoor headshots have become my favorite way to photograph during the cold months! For Lisa’s headshots, we went with a board room look while mixing up attire to provide as much variety as possible. Changing attire and looks allows clients to utilize their photos in many ways depending on the need. Enjoy a few highlights […]
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Headshots are a great way to transition from one role to another. Mallory wanted headshots to show her as approachable, warm, and professional. We achieved that look by focusing on the background of her session. Having photos with a physical structure behind shows professionalism and strength. We also mixed it up with greenery for the […]
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I love it when my clients come extra prepared for their headshot session! I’m sharing the top five things my clients bring to their session: Oil absorbing sheets or small cloth – Sweat/glistening/ shine happens, especially in the summertime. Bringing something to dab yourself keeps you looking great! Lint roller – Making your attire look […]
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