HEADSHOTS
WHICH STYLE SUITS YOU AND YOUR COMPANY?
TRADITIONAL STUDIO
Traditional portraits on a white, gray, black, or blue background.
WORKSTYLE
Behind the scenes glimpse of you or your team hard at work.
EDITORIAL
Stories through candid moments, evoking strong emotion in still frames.
ACTING & MODELING
Ideal for any serious performers, models, and actors.
Professionals in focus:
The saying “You only get one chance at a first impression” may be a cliché but it’s famous for a reason. It’s pretty accurate! No matter how experienced or qualified you are for a position, if you don’t appear professional, what message are you sending to your potential colleagues, employers, or clients?
FOOD PHOTOGRAPHY
Visualizing Flavor:
With the right food and drink photography you’ll get viewers to instantly think (or better yet say) YUM! This will spark a reaction in customers, encouraging them to place an order, book a table or try a recipe!
PRODUCT PHOTOGRAPHY
Catalysts of Consumer Appeal:
Product photography can be a long-term investment to get your business recognized. As your customers are not able to physically see or feel your products, your product images need to do the selling for you.
The image does speak louder than words, proved by the statistic that says 93% of consumers consider visual appearance to be a key deciding factor in a purchasing decision. If a picture is worth a thousand words then an exceptional product image is worth a thousand website visitors.
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Headshots: Headshots are primarily focused on an individual and aim to represent their professional identity and appearance. Commonly used by actors, models, business professionals, and professionals in various industries for their portfolios, resumes, LinkedIn profiles, and business-related communications.
Branding Photos: Branding photos are designed to capture the essence and personality of a brand or company. This is used to convey the brand's values, story, and overall image. These photos are often used in marketing materials, websites, social media profiles, and advertising campaigns. -
In today's digital age, social media platforms are crucial for business visibility and customer engagement. High-quality and visually appealing photographs perform exceptionally well on social media. They attract more likes, shares, and comments, ultimately increasing your brand's reach and engagement with potential customers.
Remember, investing in professional photography doesn't necessarily mean breaking the bank. There are many affordable packages tailored to small businesses, making it a worthwhile investment for enhancing your business's visual presence and overall success.
No matter the size of your business, photography plays a vital role in conveying your brand's message, and capturing the attention of new or existing customers. -
To prepare for a product or food photography session:
a) Define your goals: Determine the purpose of the photoshoot and the specific shots you require. Clear communication with the photographer will help them understand your vision.
b) Styling and props: Plan the styling and props that will complement your products or food. This may include backdrops, utensils, decorations, or any other relevant elements.
c) Product preparation: Clean and polish your products before the photoshoot. Ensure they are in their best condition, as any flaws will be highlighted in high-resolution images.
d) Ingredients and freshness: For food photography, use fresh ingredients to enhance the visual appeal. Properly arrange and garnish dishes to make them look appetizing.
e) Assistance: Consider having someone from your team present during the shoot to assist with styling, handling products, or food presentation.
f) Timelines: Plan the photo shoot well in advance, considering any seasonal factors or upcoming marketing campaigns that may affect the availability and relevance of your products or food.
By following these guidelines, you'll help create a smooth and successful product or food photography session that meets your business needs.