Latest in actor headshots. That is, as for the date this was posted. Likely not the latest any longer. Anyway, a few more actor headshots to share. Check more out: www.ckheadshotsatlanta.com
A Typical Headshot Session What to expect. I guess it goes with out saying that sessions very depending on the particular needs and wants of individual clients, but generally here’s what to expect during a typical headshot session. Keep in mind that if you’d like to simply defer to me, I’m more than happy to […]
It’s the Small Things Often it’s the small things that make a headshot or portrait go from good to better. It’s the small things. By small things I mean tiny touches that, may seem like nuisance, are often what sets a detailed headshot or portrait apart from a less detailed shot. I’ll post an example […]
Your Headshot Or Portrait Style The style of your photo suggests a particular mood, which intern says something visually about the image you hope to portray. I’m going to give you an idea of what I mean when I refer to your headshot or portrait style. By this I simply mean the mood you hope […]
Headshot Tips I’m back again with a few headshot tips for clients. I may rehash a little of what’s been explored in the blog thus far. In fact most everything should be summed up here. If your looking for a basic tips overview, no need to go digging through the blog any further. Pre Shoot […]
Don’t ruin your headshots! Below are 6 things, for actors, to avoid that will totally ruin your headshots. 1. Get your headshots done by someone who makes you feel uncomfortable. This will totally ruin your headshots. It’s important that you shoot with someone who dosen’t make you feel awkward or the shots will look […]
What To Expect & How To Prepare For Headshots HOW IT WORKS First: Being involved in the film and theatre industry for so long I know how intimidating, for some, headshots can be. Don’t worry. It’s my job to get the natural shots we need. I’ve never liked being in front of the still camera, […]
The difference between a portrait and a headshot What’s the difference between a portrait and headshot? I’m often asked this. I think a lot of it has to do with intended use. A headshot, as opposed to a portrait, typically suggests something used for professional purposes. A portrait, although often also used for professional […]
Actor Headshots Providing acting headshot or actor’s headshots to my friends in the business is how Ck headshots Atlanta originally started. I was active in the theatre and film scene while working as a freelance photographer. I cast films and plays myself and worked regularly with friends and casting directors to do the same. Naturally […]
Shooting outdoors in full sun: headshots Actors, corporate folks, profile photo seekers, or whomever, here’s a good look to consider—-another thing to toss around as inspiration for your headshot session. Shooting outdoors under the sun can create a cool effect. Of course there are certain steps that have to be taken (flags, diffusion, whatever) to […]
Atlanta Portrait and Headshot Photographer: Portrait and Headshots Tips In this post I’m going to summarize some of what you’ll find in the headshot tips section. You can also view my how to prepare section or portfolio for more of what you’ll find below. Or contact me with any questions. Remember, even the most simple […]
The Mood of a Portrait or Headshot With respect to mood, I want to share a few examples from my last headshot session. Same subject, same day. But so much difference in mood. Notice how an array of different elements come together to establish a certain feel. The composition, the cropping, the hair, accessories, background, […]
Business and executive portraiture and headshots: who are you? A word about business and executive portraiture and headshots: What turns your company into an individual is you. It’s been said that life is made of a series of relationships. Nowhere is this more true than in business. It’s through establishing oneself as a person, not […]
So, you don’t need to know a single thing about posing before having your shots taken. First of all, it’s not that difficult. The key is to hold yourself naturally and have a good photographer on hand that will make small tweaks accordingly. All of that said, if your interested in the subject I’ve posted […]
On Location Or In The Studio For Headshots? I’m often asked which is the better option for business or personal headshots, location shoots or in the studio? The answer has to do with your personal situation. If it’s hard for you to get out, or if you have a number of people that need to be […]
I’m posting a link to a pretty good write-up about headshots for actors. I’ve discussed the points in the article throughout the blog here and in my “how it works” and “how to prepare” sections of the site. But it helps to have it all in one place. Long story short the article discusses the […]
I’m just going to write this post out as a series of bullet points. Better to just get to the point and avoid the fluff. Some of the suggestions are pretty basic but you’d be surprised to hear how often they are overlooked. Below are some tips for getting the best out of your business […]
A quick post. When you’re having your picture taken professionally you want to remember that people have “sides”. By this I mean one side of your face may be more flattering to the camera—you’re part may be one way or another, you may have a stronger stance with one shoulder towards the camera versus the other, […]
Confidence, or the lack there of, shows through the eyes. This is an extremely important headshot tip. Because the still camera captures images moment by moment, you need to make that moment count. And the difference can be made with the expression in your eyes. Fear and a lack of confidence are often associated with […]
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