My portrait look – it’s all about consistency
I have developed my portrait look because it’s important to maintain consistency. I am able to reproduce the shots you see on this website in a studio or a home portrait shoot. I have another blog to explain how I do that if you would like to get into the nitty gritty. That’s not to say that I don’t do other setups if needed. If you want a white background or a black background I can do that. If you want to use a bit of shadow and light we can go for that too.
It’s not all about headshots
Perhaps you’re not comfortable with having tight close-up portraits taken. That’s not an issue, I shoot to waist length and three quarters too, so you can get the portrait that shows you in the best possible light. I don’t normally work to full length owing to the type of processing I do, but if you want full length you can have it. I will tweak my workflow a bit to make everything look natural.
Take a look at my studio based portfolios
The majority of my portrait work is done working from a studio. That’s where I can get the best control of light to produce the consistency I talked about earlier for mt portrait look. I do outside location portraits as well, but more about that in a different post at a later date. Why not take a look at my headshots, waist length or three quarters portfolios. If you like what you see you can contact me from those galleries.