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A typical headshot is informal and friendly, whether taken with a studio-style background at your location or a "found" backdrop -- corner of your office, outside your building, in a park. | ||||||||||||||
In another option, you can be showing -- or holding -- something related to your business. Such as Chris Sarcione of Draft Excellence, LLC showing off his party rentals.m The "plus" of the product adds interest to the picture and makes the viewer want to know more. | ||||||||||||||
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The "environmental" portrait places you in your workspace. It gives the viewer the "whole picture" about you and your business. | ||||||||||||||
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