All in headshot photography

Why Even a Professional Photographer Needs New Headshots: A Lesson in Taking My Own Advice

Your Brand Deserves to Look Like You Today

Recently, I realised my profile photos were hopelessly out of date. As business owners, we spend so much time looking after everyone else’s needs that our own marketing often slips down the list.

What we need is a photo of ourselves now. Not 10 years ago. Clients want to recognise you when they meet you. And a photo is the first way they get to know you. If our photos are 10 years old (oops) then it looks duplicitous somehow…

A current, professional headshot and a set of branding images instantly build trust before you’ve even had a conversation and you don’t want to put any barriers up there.

Does your Headshot Make the Grade?

Does your headshot make the grade? Here I describe what makes a good headshot and what doesn’t. If you are looking for a new headshot for LinkedIn or your website, then come to my special headshot days for a quick and easy headshot. Taking place in London, Wimbledon and Epsom.

Variety: The Spice of Life

It’s been a busy few weeks at CHARLOTTE WEBB PHOTOGRAPHY with a variety of corporate headshot photo shoots in London, studio personal branding shoots in Epsom; visiting a family and photographing their day for a Day in the Life photo shoot in Wimbledon; a mini photo session in Nonsuch Park; plus I’ve reached round two of the Taylor Wessing Photo Portrait Prize!

Let’s talk about Headshot Profile Photos – Plus enter my free prize draw

Whether it’s for LinkedIn; Insta; Facebook; TikTok; Pinterest or a book cover, here are four great tips on getting the best headshot photo for your profile picture

 While I am doing my daily workout, I often listen to The Social Strategist by Michelle Gifford, a great podcast about social media strategy for business. Today’s listen was her 5-Minute Instagram Growth Strategies (see link at the bottom). 

The general gist was that if you want to grow on Insta, then this should be your approach: 

·      Keep it simple

·      Be clear about what you do and who you are – both in your bio and content

·      Cut the waffle

But the point that caught my eye (or rather my ear) was her advice on Profile pictures.