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Mark called me last week at the last minute, and needed a Corporate Headshot for his job, at Proctor and Gamble. Luckily I had some time on Sunday so I was happy to help him out. I think this final shot came out pretty good, shot with my Nikon D-7000, 50mm 1.4G lens, @ F-8. Lighting used 2 Elinchrom 500 BXRI.
‘ Hey Conor,
I just thought I would post these for you, and I’m hoping that you had a great audition today. It was a real pleasure to meet you and your family, and I’m glad we were able to get these headshots done for you on such short notice.
no comments Family portraits are always fun for me to do. Hevina Dashwood called me a few weeks ago, and asked me if I could do an emergency family portrait while her eldest son was home from College. After speaking with her for a few minutes on the phone, I realized that her husband was our attorney (Barrister) when we closed on our house. Its so nice living in a small community here in “The Beach” were your neighbors end up as your clients, and vice versa. I’ve always favored supporting our small community businesses whenever possible. If any of you ever need a good community Lawyer call Geoff Dashwood he’s really great. I hope you guys enjoy your photos, they’re now online.
no comments What defines a great headshot?
As a photographer I’ve been contemplating this for years. I think really it comes down to connecting with the person you’re photographing, and trying to get there personality to shine through. If this happens, and I try my best to make sure it does, than Voila a great headshot!! Well Shantelle I hope that you agree, I think your headshot’s came out amazing. I’m only posting a few of them here, and you will see them all tomorrow. If anyone in the Toronto area is in need of Headshot’s my rates start at $400 for a session, not including makeup. Contact me for further details. On a side note, back in the late 80′s one of my favorite films to shoot was Pola-crhome from Polaroid, it was an instant B&W slide film that had a sepia quality to it, and had a beautiful creamy skin tone. I loved shooting it because of the instant gratification it gave. It used to cost about $16 dollars a roll, so I did not use it all that often. I think I found the perfect presets in Lightroom, to mimic this great film from the past, if I can find a few of my old Pola Chrome slides I will scan one and update this post with an example at the bottom.
no comments This post is for Shantelle, and the rest of the students that joined the Vistek class last Saturday at Bluffers Park.
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