Business head shots are a necessity with today’s online marketing. No one really loves getting them taken but I promise to make it painless and dare I say – FUN?! Sessions take anywhere from 15 minutes to an hour. Retouching is not over done – I take away what isn’t permanent and put a light polish on the rest. No Snapchat filters will be used (insert laughing emoji here).

Here are some tips to help you look your best for your portraits:

~Get lots of sleep.

~Drink plenty of water starting several days before your session.

~ Moisturize your skin and lips prior to the shoot (you too guys).

~Don’t try any new skin products or hair styles right before your photo shoot.

Call today to set up your appointment

608-204-9454

New digital image and texture packs are up!

The use of images and textures in any type of digital design/art is necessary. Designers and graphic artists should have a healthy collection of resources in their toolbox so they are always ready to create something new and exciting – and ready for any possible scenario. I think I can help with this.

I have been collecting images of different types of textures – wood, metal, botanical, brick, water, graffiti, miscellaneous images that defy categorizing, and some I created myself using other textures and brushes. Each Pack contains 12 high-resolution images ready for download. Twice a month I will be adding new packs so you will always have something new to use. The Etsy Store is up and ready to go here – https://www.etsy.com/shop/SweeneyPhotograph

Oh and there’s something else new – Packs are now priced at $2.99!!

Why do I need to update my professional business portrait?

Do you want to begin every new business relationship with a lie?

This sounds a bit over dramatic but it’s true. We have become a nation/world of highly visual people. Potential customers are using the internet to seek out professionals and companies for all of their needs. Is the image you are using on your sites who you are today or who you were 10 years ago? When they meet you for the first time will they recognize you? If they don’t – what do you think that says to your new client?