Choose Korey Howell Photography Group.
Hiring a
Professional Headshot Photographer is a Must.
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Elevate your visual brand with professionalism unmatched by amateur photographers.
On location and in-studio photo options are available. Our professional studio is a luxurious space with state-of-the- art equipment, natural light, a dressing room, beverage bar and music.
Retouching included. We soften those lines, whiten the teeth, and your skin will be blemish free. So relax. Your headshot will look awesome!
Work with a skilled team of professionals who bring years of experience to the table.
4 Reasons to choose Korey Howell Photography Group
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LOCATION
RETOUCHING
EXPERTISE
THE TEAM
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Where do I get a professional headshot?
If you’re looking for an individual shot book a session at our studio. If you have five team members you need to get photographed, you can also book an on location session right at your own offices.
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What to wear for a professional headshot?
Choose a clean business outfit, much like one you’d wear to a job interview, in colors that compliment you. Be sure to pay attention to the number of outfits your shooting package allows for. Some allow for changes of clothes, others do not.
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How should you pose for a professional headshot?
Here are a few tips that can help you get great results.
Sit up straight.
No glamour posing.
Shoulders should be slightly off camera to prevent the “mug shot” effect.
Don’t tilt your head too strongly.
Use an approachable expression, neither too silly nor too stern.
We’re going for a shot that’s formal enough to be distinguished from a snapshot but not so formal that the effect looks staged.
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What kind of headshot options are available to me?
You can choose between a close-up shot to convey emotion, a medium shot to convey a strong professional presence, or a full-body shot, which can be a bold dynamic choice, but which requires a lot more work from you during the photo shoot as your posture and outfit will all play a big role in the final results.
