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Shooting time is approximately 1.5 hours (2 hours for women with a
makeup artist).
Unlike many photographers, I don't "clock watch". I sincerely shoot until we "get it". This time is approximate to help you plan your day.
I am available days/nights/weekends to accomodate your work or school schedule. No minimum advance notice is required. Simply email me with several preferred date & time options and I'll confirm back to you with with what works. Let's get you scheduled up so you can start enjoying the benefits of great photos as soon as possible :-) |
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Outdoor
shoots are available - weather permitting. |
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Please arrive
at the photo shoot with your hair already done. I suggest you do
your hair the way you normally wear it...so you are recognizable when
you show up at an audition, job interview, or speaking engagement. You also won't have to worry about
reconstructing an ellaborate hairstyle on a rainy day.
Bring any hair products and/or brushes you may need for touch ups
during the shoot. |
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Most often you will want to choose solids and
to keep your clothing simple.
Patterns and stripes are acceptable if they aren't too bold or distracting. Stay away from shiny material, large logos, or anything overly trendy (as this will limit your time use of your photos) Remember...your eyes should
be the focus of your headshot. |
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The fit of your clothing is very important.
Bulky oversized clothing will
add nothing to your photo. Choose clothing that is flattering and fits
you well. For body 3/4 shots bring flattering dark jeans or black
pants/skirt. |
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When combining clothes it is a good idea to
create contrast.
For example: with a dark colored jacket wear a lighter toned or
different colored top underneath. With a light colored jacket wear a
darker toned or different colored top underneath. |
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Women should generally bring a variety of
necklines (mostly open
neck), straps, tank tops, v-necks, sleeveless, etc.. Button
down/collared
shirts and turtlenecks tend to compete with your hair if it's long. If
you
have a dress with a flattering neckline, that's an option too. |
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Men should generally bring button
down/collared shirts and polos are
always great. Fitted sweaters can work. T-shirts: v-neck/crew neck
make for good layering pieces or on their own. |
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When choosing colors, it's
always a good idea to
choose colors that bring out and enhance your eye and hair color.
Bring the "you look good in that color" shirt. Darker colors usually
work
best. Jewel tones opposed to pastels. And, "when in doubt, wear black!". Choose items that are at least one shade darker than your
skin tone so that your face stands out. Lighter shades and starke whites are fine if worn UNDER a darker jacket, shirt, or sweater. If you are a
person with a dark skin tone, forget everything I just said, and lighter color clothes are good. |
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IRON your items the night before the shoot so you are pressed, not stressed the day of your shoot. |
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Rules can be broken! If you have clothes you
like that make you feel
attractive...bring them.
Please don't bring your entire wardrobe...but if you are unsure, bring
more not less. |
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As a former fashion stylist, you will be getting my expert and honest advice at no extra charge! Not all photographers can offer this added service. I know what will look best on you, in the photos, and will help you get you next job or next date. |
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www.reproductions.com
www.abcpictures.com |
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