Staff Headshot
One of the many fantastic members of staff at a university I did headshots for.
One of the many fantastic members of staff at a university I did headshots for.
This striking high-contrast black and white portrait features a woman named Denise, captured in profile.
After Corona I had the pleasure to shoot her again! What do you think guys?
I love a simple setup two lights and a reflector for the win. 10 min to setup, 5 to break down. Clients done in 15 minutes. Boom.
I don't regularly shoot headshots, so I thought I'd post this here for a bit of constructive criticism.
Allie moved to Dallas from the DC area. She reached out for a shoot. It took some time to sync our schedules but she came over for an afternoon. This was our first set. More to come.
Nikon Z 7 ıı / 24-120 f4 S / Godox AD400pro
Shooting selfies is quite challenging for me, but i like that one.
Hi guys, I have decided to shoot headshots more actively again. Please let me know what you think about the result of the first session ...
Regards
I took some photos of a make-up artist I work with. I think they turned out well.
Alisha came in for some updated headshots. We mostly shot in natural light. After we got what she needed we wanted to see if we could stretch the boundaries of a traditional headshot.
Kenzie was going to be in town and reached out for a shoot. Since I hadn't met her, when she arrived we took some time just to sit and get to know each other. Her story is an amazing one.
Model: John Geerts Photographer: Bram van Dal www.bvdbvphotography.com
1/1000 F/1.4 299 Canon 5DmkIII Sigma 85mm