What is an Environmental Business Headshot?
Environmental Business Headshots (using your business environment as a backdrop). Provide the look of a sophisticated editorial style portrait. However by utilizing the same background and setup for several subjects you can take advantage of economies of scale. Besides improving your companies image, quality headshots make happier employees.
I recently finished a series of business portraits for Quality Living, Inc. one of the nation's premiere providers of services to individuals with brain injuries, spinal cord injuries or severe physical disabilities. We had a great time photographing over thirty executives and key staff members -- you can see a few of the results below.
Here are some of the comments we received.
"GORGEOUS!!!! I love them so much."
"You did it again! These all look fantastic"
“I can't say enough about our experience using Philip Nealey. We hired him to do professional head shots for a number of our staff. Philip was on time, professional, talented, creative, made our staff feel at ease in front of the camera, had excellent follow up and the end product was EXACTLY what we were wanting. We could not ask for more and it is my pleasure to recommend him.” Director at QLI
More information: Corporate Portraits and Headshots
About: Philip Nealey photography is a Omaha Nebraska based photographer who specializes in Advertising, Corporate, editorial, and portrait photography. We do Business Portraits and Headshots for Attorneys, Realtors, Doctors, Accountants, Bankers, Mortgage Bankers, Financial Advisers, Designers, Architects etc. We offer headshots for your marketing material, your website and social networking profiles like Facebook, Linkedin and Twitter. Philip also travels throughout the Midwest to many cities including the following: Lincoln, Grand Island, Kearney North Platte, Blair, Nebraska City and surrounding areas. He also is available in western Iowa, including Council Bluffs, and Des Moines. We bring a complete photography studio to you. You can find us on Google simply by searching for Corporate Headshot Photographers and Philip Nealey when you are looking for a business headshot photographer.
Portrait: Should I take off my glasses?
Many times people ask me if they should take off their glasses for a photo. I always tell them no — if you're wearing glasses during the photo session, you most likely wear them all the time. When people take them off they feel exposed, they squint, and they're generally less comfortable. Glasses become a part of your persona. When I'm taking a portrait I want to capture everything that makes you, you. I also personally feel glasses can add interest to the photo. I really like the reflection on Jared's glasses in the portrait below. Because we had mixed lighting in the room the reflection from the windows is very blue while the rest of the image is made up of warmer tones. His eyes are also not obscured by the reflection — if they were, it just wouldn't work. As for taking the lenses out of the frames, that just looks strange to me.
