22/05/2026
People that know me know I absolutely hate doing bits to camera.
I've always preferred being the other side of the lens. As a teenager I just refused to be in any photos, and threw a right strop when my family made me go to a shoot (which I feel terrible about now, what a brat).
After working with cameras for a good number of years now I've found myself in front of them more and more, and I still struggle, so many blooper reels!
But I also think it helps me massively when it comes to talking other people through business shoots, because I get it, you don't want to be there. But if we can mess about a bit and have some fun those walls soon come down. We can bring in your colleagues or friends, or we can put you in a room on your own with a remote trigger if needs be!
The most important part of my job isnt the camera settings, its making you have a great time and relax, because thats the real key to good headshots.
I've needed new headshots myself for ages, and while I've been fortunate enough to have a couple of great photogs squeeze me in to sessions, I was never happy with them because I was so on edge, because it was time sensitive situation.
So I figured the solution was to set up the home studio, and just mess about for the afternoon, and you know what. It was good fun.
If you're in business, you need good headshots. And don't feel bad if you dread it, you're definitely not alone!
Get in touch and get new photos of you and the team, that you'll actually be happy to look at!