As someone who essentially refuses to spend money (especially in my business) on superfluous items, choosing equipment with a higher price tag or replacing cheaper equipment with a higher-cost option doesn’t come easily. My Studio has been built with having the bare minimum that gets the job done in mind, but I have found that certain things were worth splurging on…

Corporate headshots are most often created on-location, specifically for company team members, and are usually displayed on the corporate website. These images are also used by employees on LinkedIn, in marketing materials, and press releases. But, choosing the right photographer can often be a very daunting task. The photographer you pick should not only produce great images but also make sure that the process is enjoyable and stress-free in the end. And it’s sometimes very difficult to know how exactly to go about this selection process...

If you’re just starting out with headshot photography, it can be hard to know what photo equipment you actually need, what’s worth investing in, and what isn’t actually required at all. As a professional photographer who works both in Studio and on location, I have over 10 years experience buying equipment and using it for my business. There have been plenty of times when I’ve purchased lenses and lighting that didn’t actually serve me in the end, and all those costs added up for sure…