We had the pleasure of shooting Abby's first photoshoot. At the ripe young age of 15, she has taken an interest in modelling and gotten signed with a major agency. She will still learn lots along the way, however her listening skills were great and she responded quickly and accurately to the instructions that we gave her. Abby got a custom coloured background in a creamy coral pink that matched her baby face and elegant bone structure. We love the dewy makeup our artist did here and how her skin glows with little else on.
Professional Portrait and Fashion Photoshoot
Junseo is a Korean student who came to Canada to try his hand at modelling. His agency wanted to expand his portfolio quickly and efficiently since he only planned to be in the country for several months. This session was quite funny since Junseo was the type of person who constantly had a smile on his face, and we had to keep telling him to look angry and serious. He struggled to make his expression that of what he's not used to, but I have to say the photos turned out so well you couldn't even tell he was nervous!
Fashion Portrait
Anna wanted some updated photos of herself in a fashion portrait style. She was really relaxed and laid back during the session and made sure to put on her best smize (smile with her eyes!). We liked the intensity of this shot where some volume was added to her hair with the gentle breeze from our wind machine. We also chose to look for clothing that had unique details to it to avoid using jewellery in order to achieve that trendy minimalist look.
Modelling Portfolio Shoot
Angel wanted to experience her first photoshoot to see how she liked modelling. The style she requested for her clothing was casual, comfortable, yet sophisticated. We found these really cool baggy white sequinned shorts for her with a contrasting form fitting black bralette. Hoop earrings may be a statement in real life, but in photos they are a slim, and rather subtle accent that helps tie the look together. For this session, hair and make up were kept very natural since it's easier for casting to imagine what would suit her based on a bare face.
Corporate Portrait
Veroljub needed a loosely cropped simple photo to submit to his marketing team. The graphic designer needed a full resolution, colour shot that would later be cropped to a shoulders up headshot, and converted into black and white. If your employer has certain specifications for your photo, please don't hesitate to forward us all the information necessary so that we can make sure to output the file as per the requirements.
Engagement Portrait
Tannika and Devesh were wrapping up the finishing touches on their pre wedding plans, which included a trip to the photo studio for an engagement portrait session. With their Exclusive Group Package, they received 5 final edited photos, however they ended up picking 16 extra images.
In cases like these, the typical 2 week wait time would be extended by 1 week to compensate for the extra time needed in the retouching process. Since their wedding was just around the corner, they asked if they could get 2 images earlier than the determined wait time—it was definitely doable!
Business Portrait
Tom was being honoured for an award in the mining industry. The planning committee required him to send in an updated headshot which would be displayed in the presentation, as well as in print and online. Since the photo was going to be used in several mediums, we sent him the final edited image in several different sizes for his convenience. The standard size we send all our clients is the full resolution image—large enough to print on a billboard if you desire!
Most websites automatically resize photos such as Linkedin or Facebook, however occasionally you may come across outdated software that requires you to resize prior to uploading. If you ever need assistance in sizing, even long after your photoshoot, please don't hesitate to ask for our help.
Business Portrait
Darren just started his new job and wasn't able to use the headshot he had used at his previous job. He was sent to us by his company to get an updated headshot for marketing and online media. We know that getting your photo is not the easiest experience, so we offer a choice of standing or sitting portrait depending on your comfort level. Darren tried a couple of rounds sitting down, but felt standing was more natural for him. The main focus of the photoshoot is for you to feel comfortable, which gives you an end result that looks like you and feels like you!