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Corporate Head Shots in Leicestershire


I'm relatively new to corporate head shots but having been asked for a few recently I've taken the time to investigate what I like and don't like about what's currently on offer.  To be honest, as a professional portrait photographer, not many have the quality that an executive deserves.  So I set out to create a style that I think is not only current, but also depicts a strong and confident individual which would serve well, many executive teams. 

Together myself and another local photographer, Lee Glasgow, worked to create my vision of a corporate head shot. 


I'll be using this new lighting setup next week with my next corporate client when they visit me for portraits for their directors.  When I discussed with them their needs and what they were looking for I was told they already had photos taken they were unhappy with.  Having looked at those images and having listened to the description of how they would like their team protrayed I think this style will suit their needs nicely.  So now instead of worrying about whether I'll do an appropriate job, I feel confident that I am well prepared.  I can't wait to work with them next week. 

This is yet another example of how a professional photographer gives so much more than just the photo session the client sees.  There is actually so much work behind the scenes that clients never see but I hope realise when they see the professional job I carry out. 

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Anonymous said…
I really love my image here, I have used it for many things including my website, facebook profile and email signatures, Christina is the same as myself in the fact she undersells ability, she says she is new to corporate head shots, what she really means is, she wants to create the perfect image using the correct lighting that is a little dramatic, many photographers, would not worry about such things, and would simply use the same flat lighting set ups for all there clients! christina is a perfectionist and a true professional in individual portraitures! as a wedding photographer I view so many images from others in our industry and I can say with honesty there are not many out there, that I go WOW when I see the finished product!

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