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How to Choose the Right Background for a Professional Headshot
A professional headshot is about more than just looking good on camera. Your expression, clothing and lighting all matter, but the background you choose can have a big impact on the final photograph too. The right background should support the image without distracting from you. It can help create a clean, professional look, show something about your business or personality, or give your portrait a stronger sense of place. So, how do you choose the right one? A Simple Studio

Lawrence White
Aug 264 min read


Studio or On-Location Headshots: Which Is Right for You?
When you need a professional headshot, one of the first decisions is where your photographs should be taken. Should you come to a studio, or would an on-location session be better for you or your business? A studio session gives you a clean, controlled environment where I can carefully control the lighting, background and overall look of your photographs. An on-location session gives you the convenience of being photographed at your workplace or another location. Studio Heads

Lawrence White
Aug 94 min read


What Makes a Great LinkedIn Profile Photo?
Your LinkedIn profile photo is often the first impression people have of you. Before they read your experience or qualifications, they've already formed an opinion based on your photograph. A professional headshot helps you appear approachable, confident and trustworthy. Whether you're applying for a new job, attracting clients or building your personal brand, investing in a high-quality portrait can make a real difference. Why Your LinkedIn Photo Matters People naturally con

Lawrence White
Aug 52 min read


What to Wear for Your Professional Headshot
The good news is that you don't need a completely new wardrobe. A few simple choices can help you look confident, approachable, and professional. Bring Two Different Tops One of my biggest recommendations is to bring both a light-coloured top and a dark-coloured top. Different colours work better against different backgrounds, and having two options gives us much more flexibility during your session. It also creates variety, giving you a selection of images with different loo

Lawrence White
Jul 243 min read
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