You can see from the three examples above you can recognize the people in the photos on the right much better than you can on the left simply by cropping in more.
You're able to create a connection!
This tip should be used for images on social sites, email and anywhere else that your headshot is used in a smaller manner.
One of our clients, Casey Brown(Precision Pricing) had her TED Talk featured on the main Ted website. If you haven't already check it out(just click the photo below)!
So they don't suck. :)
My response is always the same– it's because we don't edit people's faces away. That's really it.
Once you reach a large number of employees somethings because very hard to pull off. Headshots shouldn't be one of those things. It's simply a matter of breaking down the organization to smaller chuncks– Sales, R&D, Leadership and so on.
We can help with getting your business of 5 or 5,000 employees photographed– just ask!
As you market and work you define your brand in the eyes of your customers lifestyle photography can really drive home who you are– take the following images as an example.
Hand crafted bikes.
Express your style that will apeal to your customers.
This images could go on for days– but that would just get redundant. If you are looking for ways to connect to your customers in a quick way that will speak to who you and they are adding some lifestyle imagery may be right for you.