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Suffolk Personal Brand Photography – 5 Tips for your photoshoot location

Suffolk Personal Brand Photography – 5 Tips for your photoshoot location

by George | Aug 24, 2020 | Creative Headshots, Personal Brand Images, Personal Branding Examples, Personal Branding Photography

When talking to clients about their personal branding photography shoot, one of our first conversations is about location. Here are five top tips to consider when thinking about where you personal branding photoshoot will take place. #1: Brand Photoshoot Location? Are...

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✨ Top tips for choosing your personal brand phot ✨ Top tips for choosing your personal brand photographer ✨⁠ ⁠ So, you've decided it's time to take your brand images to the next level. The next step is to find a photographer! To help you choose here's a few top tips:⁠ ⁠ 📸 Use the right search words to make sure the photographers you find specialise in personal branding. Using 'Personal Brand Photographer', followed by your area ie Suffolk should work.⁠ 📸 Look at the style of images on the photographers website - if you like light and airy make sure this is the types of shots you can see.⁠ 📸 Read reviews and testimonials from other clients and see what they say. ⁠ 📸 If you think you've found a photographer - talk to them on the phone. A good connection with someone that is trying to capture the essence of your brand really is key to making sure you get what you need.⁠ 📸 Finally, if you need regular shoots, make sure you use the same photographer - this means your images will be consistent in style.⁠ ⁠ If you want to read more about a personal brand photoshoot with me, head over to my website (link in bio0. And do get in touch, I'd love to hear from you!⁠ ⁠ Here's me - taken by the lovely @beckieegan_photography⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ #creativelifehappylife #reachyourgoals #showupforyourself #dreambigworkhard #wearethecreativeeconomy #whatsyourwhy #createalifeyoulove #branddevelopment #laptoplife #herbusiness #inspiresomeone #girlbossinspiration #smallbusinessbranding #getorganised #freelancerlife #brandingexpert #shebelievedshecouldsoshedid #businesswithpurpose #mycreativebusiness #personalbrandphotographer #suffolkbusiness #personalbrandingexpert #knowliketrust #contentphotographer #businessphotographer #makeanimpression #thisisyourtimetoshine #eastangliaphotographer #elevateyourbrand #georginalittlephotography⁠ ⁠
Happy weekend! And for the gin lovers...cheers! Happy weekend! And for the gin lovers...cheers!
⭐ How to look natural in your photos ⭐⁠ ⁠ ⭐ How to look natural in your photos ⭐⁠ ⁠ This is one of the main concerns my clients have when they decide to book a shoot. Here's a few tips if you're taking your own pictures and you're worried about how to look natural:⁠ ⁠ ✨ Flirt with the camera - I know it sounds a bit ridiculous but it's a trick that will help with a genuine smile.⁠ ✨ If it bends, bend it! Nothing says unnatural and comfortable than stiff limbs! Relax, let the arms and⁠ legs get loose!⁠ ✨ Try and shoot from an angle- straight on shots can be hard to pull off. This image of the Danielle @youngandcooper is quite an extreme angle - one that I love - but just make sure you have enough light on your face when trying this one.⁠ ✨ Laughing - yes, I ask my clients to fake laugh - and inevitably this turns into a genuine giggle and that's when I capture the natural smiles. The in-between moments when laughing are normally my most favourite natural shots too.⁠ ✨ Try looking away from the camera too - these can capture some great candid and natural shots⁠ ⁠ ⁠ Final top tip - hold a prop (that's relevant to your brand) and can help you feel a bit less awkward when you're posing. It can be your phone, a book, a pencil, flowers or even a hat.⁠ ⁠ Make sure to save this post so you can refer back to it when you're ready to take your pictures!⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ #femaleentrepreneur #womenempoweringwomen #showupforyourself #headshotphotography #hersuccess #dreambigworkhard #photographytips #dreambigworkhard #wearethecreativeeconomy #girlbossinspiration #freelancingfemales #brandingphotography #makethingshappen #brandcontent #brandimage #shebelievedshecouldsoshedid #personalbrandphotography #personalbrandphotographer #personalbrandingexpert #makeanimpression #knowliketrust #contentphotographer #mumsinbusinessuk #brandingphotographyuk #headshotphotographysuffolk #portraitphotographytips #eastangliaphotographer #thisisyourtimetoshine #marketingphotos #georginalittlephotography ⁠ ⁠
I had a wonderful shoot recently with the amazing I had a wonderful shoot recently with the amazing Katy Sunnassee @thehealtheditor⁠⁠ ⁠⁠ Here's just a few images from our day together.⁠⁠ ⁠⁠ Head over to her page @thehealtheditor and follow for some top tips on skincare, haircare and general health tips.⁠⁠ ⁠⁠ I'm still editing Katy's gallery and can't wait to share more from this brilliant shoot.⁠⁠ ⁠⁠
📷 Capturing the details of your brand story 📷 Apart from pictures of you - thinking about the details you want to shoot that tell your story will give you an image library that’s full of variety. It also means you can talk about the stories behind your product or service. When taking these detail shots, try different angles. It can help draw the eye to the detail you want to highlight. This image of Jen from @studioarcform shows the different finishes their products come in. The angle and focus is on the samples Jen is holding. Having her in shot also shows the person behind the brand and business. This means it feels more personal and still helps with audience connection. If you’re a service based business you can still get these detail shots - think about your processes and what your customer journey involves - then think about how this could be captured using props. If your service involves video calls, a shot of you talking to a client could be one option. Take the shot from different angles to see what works best. Think about where your eye is drawn to when you’re looking at the image. If it’s not drawn to the part that you wanted, try a different angle. If you’re stuck use Pinterest for inspiration and create your own moodboard 👩‍💻

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✨ Top tips for choosing your personal brand phot ✨ Top tips for choosing your personal brand photographer ✨⁠ ⁠ So, you've decided it's time to take your brand images to the next level. The next step is to find a photographer! To help you choose here's a few top tips:⁠ ⁠ 📸 Use the right search words to make sure the photographers you find specialise in personal branding. Using 'Personal Brand Photographer', followed by your area ie Suffolk should work.⁠ 📸 Look at the style of images on the photographers website - if you like light and airy make sure this is the types of shots you can see.⁠ 📸 Read reviews and testimonials from other clients and see what they say. ⁠ 📸 If you think you've found a photographer - talk to them on the phone. A good connection with someone that is trying to capture the essence of your brand really is key to making sure you get what you need.⁠ 📸 Finally, if you need regular shoots, make sure you use the same photographer - this means your images will be consistent in style.⁠ ⁠ If you want to read more about a personal brand photoshoot with me, head over to my website (link in bio0. And do get in touch, I'd love to hear from you!⁠ ⁠ Here's me - taken by the lovely @beckieegan_photography⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ #creativelifehappylife #reachyourgoals #showupforyourself #dreambigworkhard #wearethecreativeeconomy #whatsyourwhy #createalifeyoulove #branddevelopment #laptoplife #herbusiness #inspiresomeone #girlbossinspiration #smallbusinessbranding #getorganised #freelancerlife #brandingexpert #shebelievedshecouldsoshedid #businesswithpurpose #mycreativebusiness #personalbrandphotographer #suffolkbusiness #personalbrandingexpert #knowliketrust #contentphotographer #businessphotographer #makeanimpression #thisisyourtimetoshine #eastangliaphotographer #elevateyourbrand #georginalittlephotography⁠ ⁠
Happy weekend! And for the gin lovers...cheers! Happy weekend! And for the gin lovers...cheers!
⭐ How to look natural in your photos ⭐⁠ ⁠ ⭐ How to look natural in your photos ⭐⁠ ⁠ This is one of the main concerns my clients have when they decide to book a shoot. Here's a few tips if you're taking your own pictures and you're worried about how to look natural:⁠ ⁠ ✨ Flirt with the camera - I know it sounds a bit ridiculous but it's a trick that will help with a genuine smile.⁠ ✨ If it bends, bend it! Nothing says unnatural and comfortable than stiff limbs! Relax, let the arms and⁠ legs get loose!⁠ ✨ Try and shoot from an angle- straight on shots can be hard to pull off. This image of the Danielle @youngandcooper is quite an extreme angle - one that I love - but just make sure you have enough light on your face when trying this one.⁠ ✨ Laughing - yes, I ask my clients to fake laugh - and inevitably this turns into a genuine giggle and that's when I capture the natural smiles. The in-between moments when laughing are normally my most favourite natural shots too.⁠ ✨ Try looking away from the camera too - these can capture some great candid and natural shots⁠ ⁠ ⁠ Final top tip - hold a prop (that's relevant to your brand) and can help you feel a bit less awkward when you're posing. It can be your phone, a book, a pencil, flowers or even a hat.⁠ ⁠ Make sure to save this post so you can refer back to it when you're ready to take your pictures!⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ #femaleentrepreneur #womenempoweringwomen #showupforyourself #headshotphotography #hersuccess #dreambigworkhard #photographytips #dreambigworkhard #wearethecreativeeconomy #girlbossinspiration #freelancingfemales #brandingphotography #makethingshappen #brandcontent #brandimage #shebelievedshecouldsoshedid #personalbrandphotography #personalbrandphotographer #personalbrandingexpert #makeanimpression #knowliketrust #contentphotographer #mumsinbusinessuk #brandingphotographyuk #headshotphotographysuffolk #portraitphotographytips #eastangliaphotographer #thisisyourtimetoshine #marketingphotos #georginalittlephotography ⁠ ⁠
I had a wonderful shoot recently with the amazing I had a wonderful shoot recently with the amazing Katy Sunnassee @thehealtheditor⁠⁠ ⁠⁠ Here's just a few images from our day together.⁠⁠ ⁠⁠ Head over to her page @thehealtheditor and follow for some top tips on skincare, haircare and general health tips.⁠⁠ ⁠⁠ I'm still editing Katy's gallery and can't wait to share more from this brilliant shoot.⁠⁠ ⁠⁠
📷 Capturing the details of your brand story 📷 Apart from pictures of you - thinking about the details you want to shoot that tell your story will give you an image library that’s full of variety. It also means you can talk about the stories behind your product or service. When taking these detail shots, try different angles. It can help draw the eye to the detail you want to highlight. This image of Jen from @studioarcform shows the different finishes their products come in. The angle and focus is on the samples Jen is holding. Having her in shot also shows the person behind the brand and business. This means it feels more personal and still helps with audience connection. If you’re a service based business you can still get these detail shots - think about your processes and what your customer journey involves - then think about how this could be captured using props. If your service involves video calls, a shot of you talking to a client could be one option. Take the shot from different angles to see what works best. Think about where your eye is drawn to when you’re looking at the image. If it’s not drawn to the part that you wanted, try a different angle. If you’re stuck use Pinterest for inspiration and create your own moodboard 👩‍💻

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