Business Portraits from Blanc Creative
Executive headshots and team photography that make the right impression… Without disrupting your day
Awesome portraits of Real People
The best headshot is the one that looks like the real you. Just sharper, better lit, and ready for anything
"The good stuff, minus the eye-watering quote."
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Case study - Corporate Portrait Photography for Professional Services
A Case Study with Artorius Wealth Management
Corporate Portrait Photography research shows that people form a judgement about whether they trust a face in under half a second.
It’s not a considered opinion. It’s a verdict. And studies consistently show they rarely change it.
In professional services, that half second is everything. Before a prospective client reads your credentials, evaluates your track record, or picks up the phone, they have already decided whether they trust the person looking back at them from your website. The decision to hire a wealth manager, a solicitor, a consultant, or an accountant is a human decision before it is a commercial one, and it is made faster than conscious thought… Read More
A Portrait Photographer for Every Business, Every Environment, Every Industry
A headshot says: this person exists and works here. That first split second engagement. Can I trust this person, do I want to work with them. Would I buy from this business based on first impressions?
An environmental portrait says: this is who we are, this is what we do, and this is why it matters.
For businesses where the work itself is visual, such as forestry, food, heritage, land management, rail… A portrait that places your people in their environment does something no studio shot can match… Read More
Why Professional Business Portraits Beat Smartphone Images
A phone photo is fine for a quick snap and they’re really not fine when the image is doing a job when it is the first thing a potential client sees on your website.
Your profile pic is the face that represents your firm on LinkedIn, or the portrait sitting next to your name in a press feature. The main feature of your About Us Page on your website. The first thing potential clients look at when they look at who they’ll be dealing with you or your team.
In those moments the photo is not just a picture of you. It is a judgement about whether you are any good at what you do… Read More
Case Study - Norwich Research Park Corporate Portraits
When we photograph corporate headshots at Norwich Research Park, we are working for an organisation we know inside out.
Anglian Innovation Partnership, the team that runs the Park, is one of our long standing clients, and we work with them most months across a whole range of projects. Photography is just one part of it.
This post focuses on the portrait and headshot side of that relationship, and on a job that tells you a lot about how we work, because it is the one time we deliberately set our usual style to one side… Read More
The £50 Headshot That's Damaging Your Business.
Why spend real money on a photograph when your mate has a camera, or the phone in your pocket takes perfectly nice pictures?
The problem is that the cost of a poor Business Portrait does not show up on an invoice.
It shows up in the clients who chose someone else, the connection requests that never came, and the quiet sense that you are being overlooked without quite knowing why.
Recruitment Photography: The Images That Win and Lose You Staff
Most businesses think about recruitment photography last, if they think about it at all.
The job advert gets written, the salary gets agreed, the careers page gets a quick update, and the pictures are whatever happened to be lying around.
A stock image of some smiling strangers in a glass office. A group photo from the Christmas do three years ago.
DO YOUR RECRUITMENT PHOTOGRAPHY IMAGES AND BUSINESS HEADSHOTS LOOK ANYTHING LIKE THAT.
If so, this article is for you!
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