Is your LinkedIn linked up? Do you Tweet from dawn ’til dusk? Whether you stick to Facebook or flit from Flickr to blogging and beyond, the image you choose to represent you online is critically important. It is a great tactic to have headshots for social media, Social networking allows you to start communicating with new
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The photograph you use on your online dating profile is as important as the words you use. It needs to show the authentic you: attractive, open and engaging. It will make the difference between the right people leaving your page or staying to find out more about you. All it takes is 90 minutes or
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Your photo should show bucketfuls of confidence and approachability. Using a photo of yourself that you really like will also boost your confidence, especially when people say “Wow, what a great photo!”
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Headshots for Professional services including Barristers, Solicitors, lawyers, Accountants is becoming key in an age where people will review a website before booking an appointment. Within professional services you are a key element of your brand, and its important that you take that brand seriously. Using this headshot on your website can set you above
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Your smile is your best business tool. A good smile will show interest, confidence and approachability. A bad one will display a lack of competence, reliability and self-assurance. Ron Gutman, author of Smile: The Astonishing Powers of a Simple Act found that “not only do we judge smiling faces as more attractive than non-smiling mugs,
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Smiles mean business – Your smile is your best business tool. A good smile will show interest, confidence and approachability. A bad one will display a lack of competence, reliability and self-assurance. Ron Gutman, author of Smile: The Astonishing Powers of a Simple Act found that “not only do we judge smiling faces as more attractive than
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Your photographer isn’t there to make you look bad; your images represent their brand, too. Relax and have fun. The John Cassidy Law of Headshots is, the more fun you have, the better your images will be. Check out ‘America’s Next Top Model’ on TV and get some tips from the pros. See how they
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Put your best foot forward. A great headshot starts from the feet. Make sure your feet are positioned correctly and that your weight is not evenly distributed. Try standing on your back leg with your front leg turned and angled towards the camera position. Or even stand on one leg with the other leg hooked
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Look into my eyes! Always look through the lens of the camera and picture the people who’ll be looking at your photograph. Think of a client you want to win or a magazine article about you and your amazing success. What would you would like them to say about you when they see your photograph
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To airbrush or not to airbrush? The camera may not lie, but Photoshop has been known to tell a few porkies. Help is at hand if needed and most photographers will be more than happy to do some basic retouching, such as eliminating stray hairs, reducing facial lines or bags under the eyes, and removing
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