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Your Secret Weapon for Cohesive Personal Branding and Headshots is Color Harmony Hey there, all you business rockstars and personal brand builders! Let’s have a little heart-to-heart about something that is not often talked about—but absolutely should be if you're serious about showing up polished, professional, and powerful.  That would be color harmony in your headshots and branding portraits. You may have already nailed your niche, fine-tuned your elevator pitch, and possibly even

Today, the world is visually driven and more fast paced than ever.  People more often than not will see your brand before they have a chance to meet you in person. Whether it’s through your website, social media, or marketing collateral, first impressions happen in a matter of seconds.  Personal branding photography done correctly will play a huge role in creating and affirming those impressions.  Harness the power of branding

In the Business World today, your Headshot is like your digital handshake.  It can literally be everywhere.  As such, potential clients and employers will make assumptions about you based on your Headshot.  And after all, you only get one chance to make a First Impression. Which leads into our topic—should you use a selfie for your Headshot?  Absolutely not!  Never use a selfie for your headshot.  There are many reasons a

First Impressions are often lasting impressions—what type of impression is your Team making in your online presence? [caption id="attachment_4268" align="alignnone" width="1024"] This was a fun shoot with some Yogis in Saratoga. Everyone was well prepared and looked great![/caption] Preparing for Team Headshots Your Team Headshots can be used for your website, marketing materials, or social media profiles. It is so important to have well-executed team photos that don’t “just” leave a lasting impression.

5 Common Personal Branding Photo Mistakes and How to Avoid Them Personal Branding Photos with a Professional Photographer are a great way to elevate your brand and increase awareness in your target market.  However, in order to get the best results possible, you need to be aware of some common pitfalls and how to avoid them.  Below are 5 common mistakes and how to avoid them. Back to Basics—Define Your Brand Message