Thas’s Family Photo Shoot
Thas’s Family Photos 04/05/2025 Thas’s Family Photo Session Every 10 years, around Thas’s wedding anniversary representing another decade of marital bliss. He looks around and finds a local photo studio to book some updated family photos. Thas. his wife, two daughters and son-in-law all rocked up at Studio Exposja in the perfect outfit for a photo session. I could tell immediately that their family was close and they enjoyed each others company. Such a wonderful feeling when conducting these photos when everyone is relaxed and having fun. Thas received over 300 images, all edited and enhanced from the 90 minutes photo session. Perfect outfits for a family photo shoot The best way to ensure your family photo sessions work out perfectly is to coordinate (never easy with various family members) the outfits you will all be wearing on the day. My best advice is to ensure no mater what you wear, to make sure of two elements: To all wear similar coloured clothing, especially tops / shirts / blouses etc. This way no one stands out and the colours show a uniformity to the photo session And more importantly, for all members wear clothing of similar formality i.e. all in formal, all in casual, all in evening wear etc For Thas’s family they absolutely nailed this with variations of green being worn (before changing into a hue of blue) and Thas’s wifes green Saree was the centre piece of the attire of the day. What Thas Had to say: Thank you Marty @Studio Esposja for helping us with our family photos. You were super accommodating and took a load of great shots to capture all of us to mark a special memory! Photos turned out to be great and a big thank you!Highly recommend Marty! Photos from the Day Thas's Family Thas's Family Thas's Family Thas's Family Thas's Family Thas's Family Thas's Family Thas's Family Thas's Family Thas's Family Thas's Family Thas's Family Thas's Family Thas's Family Thas's Family Related News Thas’s Family Photo Shoot 04/07/2025 RCD Charity Golf Day 2025 14/05/2025 Skin Check 360 14/05/2025 Photography course 04/05/2025 Load More
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April 3, 2025 How to take a good headshot? Whether you need acting headshots, business headshots, or simply a photo to update your LinkedIn profile, a great headshot can make all the difference. It’s your first impression since we meet most people online before we meet them in person, and it needs to be as professional and polished as you are. But how do you make your headshot look good? Here are some essential tips for a good headshot that will help you stand out from the crowd. 1. Choose the right photographer The first thing you need to do is make sure you’re choosing the right photographer. You don’t want to hire a food photographer who photographs burgers and fries and has never taken a portrait of a person in their life. Not all photographers specialize in headshots, so it’s important to find one who does. They’ll understand the nuances of lighting and angles, and they’ll know how to coach you into poses that work best for you. When choosing a headshot photographer, first look at their portfolio to see if their style matches what you’re looking for. Then look for variety in their photos: if every photo in their portfolio has the same background and lighting then they only have one method in their skillset and might not have the knowledge and experience to choose the right background, lighting, and lens that would work best for you. Make sure their portfolio demonstrates that they have the skills to know how all the elements of a photo can change your face shape, body shape, and overall appearance. You should also read reviews or ask for recommendations to ensure they’re reputable and professional. 2. Dressing for a headshot The clothes you choose for your photo play a crucial role in how your headshot turns out. Is your goal to look creative? Professional? Friendly? Casual? All of those things? It’s easy to overthink what to wear for your headshot, so try to remember this general rule of thumb: you want anyone looking at your photo to notice YOU and not what you’re wearing. Follow the tips on this page of our website for more specific colors and patterns to use or stay away from, but start by finding the clothes you wear on a regular basis when you want to feel confident and like your true self. Remember that different industries have different expectations when it comes to attire in professional photos. For instance, if you’re an actor, casual clothing like a simple t-shirt and jeans might be more appropriate than a business suit. And if you’re in finance then the standard is a suit and tie or something equally as formal might be best. 3. Prepare for your headshot When you wake up in the morning and shave, style your hair, put on your makeup, or whatever else you do to get ready for the day, there’s definitely the extra pressure to get everything perfect for picture day. You want your headshot to look like you but you on your best day, so make sure you’re styling your hair and doing your makeup how you normally do, but camera-ready. Watch for stray hairs that should be tamed for the photo, but don’t make any drastic changes just for a photo, such as straightening your hair if you normally wear it curly, or wearing contacts if you always wear glasses. You want this photo to look and feel like you. Drink an absurd amount of water the day before and the day of your photo, since this will hydrate your skin, give it a better tone, and fill in fine lines and wrinkles. 4. Posing for your headshot The right pose and facial expression can make or break your headshot, so make sure you’re working with a professional headshot photographer who has the knowledge and experience to get great poses and smiles out of you. For example, your goal could be to look both confident and approachable, which can be a delicate balance to strike, so make sure the photographer knows that this is what you want and that they are helping you achieve that. Make sure they are guiding you, giving you cues and prompts, and that you also feel comfortable enough to give them feedback on what you think is and isn’t working for you. Tagged under Related News Photography course April 3, 2025 Last Kids’ Birthday Parties March 3, 2025 Golf Events February 3, 2025 Lorem Ipsum Dolor Sit Amet January 3, 2025