One of the most common questions that comes up in both individual and company headshot sessions is whether the deliverables include hi-res images. And rightfully so.

For many (including myself before I picked up a camera), “hi-res” translates to getting images that look crisp, sharp, and ultimately high quality. And isn’t that the point of professional headshots? To present something elevated.

But, the term “high resolution” doesn’t actually match up 1:1 with high quality, and usually reflects the opposite file type you need.

Is AI about to replace headshot photographers?

Turns out, headshot photography is so closely linked to the AI conversation, because of how intimately dependent a headshot is on the human factor.

Spoiler Alert: There is no dollar amount listed in this post (sorry!)

Just looking to address that juicy topic of pricing within the far from standardized industry of photography, and more importantly help newer photographers understand how to approach the question of ‘how much should photography cost?’

At the end of each session, you will have no shortage great shots, aesthetically. When it comes to choosing the “best” options, that will depend on how they will be used. In this post we’ll highlight the importance of considering the context for different headshots and the mood created by the expression, lighting, and background.

Treat yourself to professional hair & makeup and enjoy collaborating on the perfect look for your headshot session.

Your outfit says a lot. So if you’re unsure of how to send the right message with your wardrobe, consider things like color, texture, fit, formal vs casual, etc.