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So Relax – my tips for portrait photography
One of the biggest challenges for any photographer is to get their subjects to relax during a photo shoot. Most people aren’t used to encountering a professional photographer unless it’s at a wedding. A regular client of mine is a retailer of equine clothing and accessories called Equiemporium. Rather than use professional models, they […]
Business Portraits (part 2)
Staying on Location In my previous post about Business Portraits, I covered why they are important to your company, planning the photo shoot, the best time to hold it, dress code and background or location. I hate the term “Head Shot” as the sort of photo you have on a passport or security ID is […]
Business Portraits (part 1)
Apart from the largest companies, who physically publish Annual Reports, the main requirement for new Business Portraits is normally when businesses and organisations – of all sizes – decide to update their websites. The “About Us” section of a website is almost always the second most-read section of any website and that is where […]
Sammy and Heiki
A few weeks ago, we were on a location shoot for new clients who run an equine clothing and accessory company in Southport, called Equiemporium. The shoot took place in the grounds of Scarisbrick Hall School near to Southport, a Grade 1 listed building that was designed by Augustus Pugin. Three top riders – who […]