Thank you for taking the time to talk with me. Below I will outline some options for photography - These images are for reference only.

HEADSHOTS: Seamless

• Headshots on a white, grey or other seamless background

HEADSHOTS: In-situ

• In -situ headshots - using Ross & McBride offices (out of focus) in the background.

HEADSHOTS: Windows

• Headshots photographed against office windows (showing an out of focus view)

HEADSHOTS / PORTRAITS: Composite

• Portraits photographed on white then close cut and placed on a stock / alternate background.

PORTRAITS: Casual

• Environmental portraits, photographed with a casual demeanour in a professional setting

VIDEO INTROS

• Click the links below to see what I shot for Grosso Hooper Law. Rather then having a traditional headshot on their profile they opted to have a short video clip. After a few seconds the subject looks at the camera.

• link—> Robert Hooper

• link—> Mary Grosso

• link—> Kimberly Jossul

• link—> Jessica Radersma

GROUP PORTRAITS: Seamless

• Stand group portraits, photographed on a white, grey or other seamless background

GROUP PORTRAITS: Traditional

• Stand group portraits, photographed in an office setting (boardroom / reception / other).

GROUP PORTRAITS: Interact with office setting

• Interacting with furniture (concept: sit / stand / lean)

GROUP PORTRAITS: Out of the box

• Something fun / non traditional

GROUP PORTRAITS: Composite

• Each person close cut / combined into one group portrait

• Great way to stay “socially distant”

GROUP PORTRAITS: Collaboration / Strategy

• Showing potential clients what a strategy meeting will be like

GROUP PORTRAITS: Collaboration / Client Focus

• Showcasing the client perspective

GROUP PORTRAITS: Conversation

• Conversational photography (around the office)