Packages
Classic Headshots - $199
- Headshots session only
- Up to 30 minute session
- 2 retouched photos (JPEG format) sent via email
- 1 choice of backdrop
- 1 outfit
- Photo selection after the session: 15 minutes
- Additional photo: $80 extra per photo
Transparent photo: $50 extra per photo
Executive Headshots - $399
- Headshots and portraits session
Up to 2 hour session - 8 retouched photos (JPEG format), delivered via cloud storage
- 3 choices of backdrop
- Up to 5 outfits (within session time)
- Photo selection after the session
- Additional photo: $60 extra per photo
- Transparent photo: $50 extra per photo
Group Classic Headshots - $149 per person
- 3 or more people required
- All options in the Classic Headshots package, per person
- Same-day session with slots about every 45 minutes
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FAQs
Classic is one backdrop, one outfit, one finished photo: right for LinkedIn and a company profile. Executive adds time, backdrops, and outfits for a full set of portraits. Group is Classic for teams of 4 or more.
Yes. Additional retouched photos are $80 each in Classic and $60 each in Executive, chosen during selection right after the session.
$149 per person for 3 or more people, photographed in one visit at your office or the studio, with the same setup across the whole team.
Tips for Headshots
- Choose neutral colours. Tops in solid, neutral colours like black, white, grey, or navy keep the focus on your face and expression.
- Fit matters. Wear clothes that fit well, not too tight and not too loose. Properly fitted clothing looks best on camera.
- Keep the style minimal. Avoid loud patterns and large logos that distract from your face.
- Natural makeup. Aim for a natural look that enhances your features. Light foundation, a touch of blush, and subtle lip colour improve on-camera appearance.
- Well-groomed appearance. Keep hair neat and simply styled. Long hair pulled back from the face highlights your features.
- Good posture. Stand or sit straight with your shoulders back. Posture conveys confidence.
- Relaxed expression. Practice a natural smile or a calm, serious expression. Aim for approachability.
- Eye contact with the camera. Direct eye contact conveys confidence. Keep your eyes open and alert.
- Check your glasses. Make sure no reflections obscure your eyes. Anti-reflective coatings work best for photo shoots.
- Rest well before the shoot. A good night’s sleep helps you look refreshed; tired eyes show under the camera.