Creative Portraits for Creative People
Continuing my series of blog posts on Headshot Mistakes … things I’m seeing every day … Common mistakes actors make in their headshots. This is one that I see far too often. I blame it on the “selfie” that actors like this angle of themselves. In truth, this is done […]
Continuing my series of blog posts on Headshot Mistakes … things I’m seeing every day … Common mistakes actors make in their headshots. Children. A lot of photographers don’t like photographing them. Its hard to get them to settle and relax. Its hard to get them to stop doing that […]
Continuing my series of blog posts on Headshot Mistakes … things I’m seeing every day … Common mistakes actors make in their headshots. It’s easy to ignore. We like to think “it’s just a headshot,” but your posture can have a huge impact on how your headshot looks. Even when […]
Continuing my series of blog posts on Headshot Mistakes … things I’m seeing every day … Common mistakes actors make in their headshots. This one is especially common with actors starting out – they put on way too much makeup for their headshot session. This has a tendency to make […]
This is the first in what will be an ongoing series of blog posts. I will be showing examples I’m seeing every day of common mistakes actors make in their headshots. This first one is teens looking too old. It seems especially common with teenage girls who want to look […]
Back in the days of film, getting a headshot was a major ordeal. It involved going to a photographer, surrounded by lights, running through the paces of faces, and then waiting for the proof sheets. Proof sheets were 8×10 prints with a couple dozen images on it that you had […]