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Many people spend weeks thinking about getting professional headshots, only to realize about 48 hours before their session that they are unsure how to prepare. The good news

As fall progresses and the year-end approaches, many professionals across the Triangle are updating their profiles, planning business goals, and preparing for new opportunities. I often hear the

If the thought of having your professional headshot taken makes you uncomfortable, you are not alone. I hear it all the time from professionals who come to me

What would change in your career if the first look at your profile photo made people want to learn more about you? For professionals across Raleigh, Cary, Durham,

The questions you ask before booking headshots will determine whether you walk away with images you love or photos that sit unused on your hard drive. After photographing

Fall hiring season is in full swing across the Triangle, and LinkedIn activity spikes every year as professionals update their profiles, apply for new roles, and refresh their

I hear this question all the time from busy professionals across the Triangle. With smartphone cameras getting better every year and ring lights available for under twenty dollars,

Professionals across the Triangle know they need updated headshots. Awareness isn’t the problem. What holds most people back is a handful of myths that have been floating around

What does your photo say before your name, title, or message has a chance to speak? On LinkedIn, people often decide quickly whether you look approachable, capable, trustworthy,

What does your photo say about you before you even speak in a professional setting? That is a question I talk about often with clients at Sarah Anne

When was the last time your team updated their corporate headshots? It might be something you’ve overlooked, but in today’s competitive business world, having fresh, professional images is

What helps someone trust a doctor or lawyer before a conversation begins? I think a great headshot answers that question. I see this in doctor headshots, physicians use