Personal Branding Photography: More Than a Headshot
A headshot shows what you look like. Personal branding photography shows who you are and what you've built. Here's how to plan a session that gives you a full library of images for your website, press, and social.
What to Bring to a Personal Branding Shoot
The sessions that turn into a real image library start with a better bag. Here's what I tell every founder, coach and creator to bring, and why.
How to Prepare for Your Headshot Session
The best headshots start before you walk in the door. Here's what to wear, what to skip, and what to expect so you can relax and look like yourself.
Corporate vs. Casual: What Actually Makes a Headshot "Corporate"?
The word "corporate" gets used loosely in headshot photography. Here's what actually separates a corporate headshot program from a casual professional portrait, and why the distinction matters most once you're booking for more than one person.
What 17 Years Behind the Camera Taught Me About What Actually Books Actors
After 17 years and thousands of sessions on both sides of the camera, here's what I've learned actually gets actors booked — and it isn't the lighting.
Why Corporate Headshot Pricing Varies So Much in NYC
Two studios, two wildly different quotes for the same team headshot day — and it's rarely random. Here's the breakdown of what's actually in a corporate headshot price tag.
How to Prepare Your Team for a Corporate Headshot Day
Most companies plan a headshot day for a team that's never actually seen one run. Here's what the day really looks like — and how to prep your team so it goes smoothly.
Corporate Headshot Trends for 2026: Why NYC Teams Are Ditching "Perfection"
The era of the stiff executive portrait is over. Discover why 2026 is the year of "approachable authority" and why NYC companies are switching to cinematic, textured team photos.
Top 3 Actor Headshot Trends for 2026: The "Anti-AI" or All in Era?
Actor Headshot Trends for 2026 Casting directors are tired of filtered perfection. Discover why "grit" and texture are the new standard for booking work in NYC.
