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Team headshot day is designed to be quick, relaxed and surprisingly painless — I promise. A little bit of preparation makes a huge difference to how confident you feel and how polished the final images look. Here are a few simple tips to help everything run smoothly. Bring Your Outfit On A Hanger If you’re travelling to work, don’t wear the shirt or blazer you’re being photographed in. Sitting in the car or at your desk can leave it creased before we even start. Bring it on a

Choosing the right location for your headshots can make a big difference in how your images look and feel. Whether it’s a professional studio, your workplace, a natural outdoor setting, or the comfort of your own home, each option has its pros and cons. This guide will help you decide which setting best reflects your brand and personality.

A full photography session photos with a Dermatologist from Brisbane

A Brisbane Barrister recently had his first portrait session with me and described the whole thing as relaxed and personable — right from the initial enquiry through to the final edited images. He said my professionalism and dedication were clear at every step, and that he’d recommend working with me without hesitation. Pretty sure that’s what we call a successful shoot.

Cooper Consulting turned a “corporate headshot day” into an actual fun Brisbane outing – hair, makeup, Newstead Studios, the works. Instead of stiff, awkward LinkedIn faces, we ended up with warm, modern personal brand photography that they’ll use across social media + their website. 10/10 would relive this day of team bonding, caffeine and stunning headshots again.

Wondering how I get natural and relaxed images for my clients photos? It's important you know how I work and how I achieve the images in my portfolio before you book me.

My absolute favourite portraits taken over the years as a portrait photographer

My favourite portraits and why I love them so much