You're going to look good.
Get the best offers.
Make your best first impression.
Glory Image Presentation
You're going to look good.
Get the best offers.
Make your best first impression.
Glory Image Presentation
You shouldn’t have to settle for mediocre headshot photos.
Too often, when someone is taking your photo, the photographer doesn’t always care whether you look your best. It’s the job of the person behind the camera to take time to help you project authentic confidence and approachability.
I take the time to teach my customers how to be photographed well. This skill is taught to all the celebrities you see on magazine covers.
Seeing how great you look on camera with just a little training and my coaching will give you the confidence to relax in front of the camera, stop performing and project your best self.
It’s not your job to look good in your headshot photos. It’s my job to make you look good
Authentic expressions of confidence and approachability are the hallmark of my work. I’ll guide you through your session and coach you in expressing your true character and personality.
*In-house hair styling and makeup for headshots by a licensed cosmetologist are available on request.
Why You Need a Great Professional Headshot.
In today’s technology-driven world, your online presence is making your first impression on the decision-makers you need to influence. Great business portraits help you build trust by showing people you’re giving it your best shot.
Your headshot photo is as important as your handshake in today’s world.
To make a good first impression on our professional associates here in the United States, we look people squarely in the eye, reach out to them assertively and shake their hands with a firm grip when we first meet them. The goal is to make a powerful, positive impression by addressing others with confidence and respect while communicating our integrity and good intentions.
These days we may never meet your customers, collaborators, and contractors face-to-face; your headshots have stepped into the assessment role yesterday’s handshake used to play.
