Describing the Portrait Style You Need:
Click the titles below to see examples of the styles you might want.
Formal Portrait
Formal Portrait (with
Studio Backdrop or in Environment):
This is the head & shoulders, looking at the camera, dressed-up, studio lighted shot. ( note 'head & shoulders' or 'full length')
In a formal portrait, decide if you want a plain/studio background or a simple portion of the environment as the background.
These are formal portraits with more of an environment used as the background:
This is the head & shoulders, looking at the camera, dressed-up, studio lighted shot. ( note 'head & shoulders' or 'full length')
In a formal portrait, decide if you want a plain/studio background or a simple portion of the environment as the background.
These are formal portraits with more of an environment used as the background:
Environmental Portrait
Environmental Portrait:
We can loosen-up a little and show even more of the environment around the subject--whether a board room, or a locker room—That's an environmental portrait . Environmental portraits are great for newsletters, brochures, and places you want a more comfortable/relaxed feel.
We can loosen-up a little and show even more of the environment around the subject--whether a board room, or a locker room—That's an environmental portrait . Environmental portraits are great for newsletters, brochures, and places you want a more comfortable/relaxed feel.
Candid Portrait
Candid Portrait:
The candid portrait or action shot shows the subject actually (or set-up to look like they are...) doing their work.
The candid portrait or action shot shows the subject actually (or set-up to look like they are...) doing their work.