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GREAT VS. "NOT-SO-GREAT" HEADSHOTS
Do you know what makes the subtle difference?
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Take a look at headshots people post online.
If you look carefully, you'll often notice fake smiles or uncomfortable expressions. Many people feel awkward when having pictures taken, and unfortunately most photographers don't know how to give specific direction to fix it so they look natural, relaxed, and confident. And the results speak for themselves (unfortunately). A fake smile or awkward expression can mean the difference between a photo that opens up new opportunities... and one that doesn't. Case Study: How Chris Pecoraro's Strong Headshot Got Him More Interview Opportunities. That's why we've spent over a decade refining our process, guiding our clients to look professional, experienced, and confident in their photos (even if they're not used to being photographed). A headshot that proves you know what you're doing and shows you take your career seriously is critical. And as our tagline states, "It's all about expression." Learn all about how we do it here. |
OVER 35,000 PEOPLE AND COUNTING...
Since 2009, we've helped tens of thousands of CEOs, senior executives, entrepreneurs, authors, and more. Our biggest repeat clients include Amazon, LinkedIn Corp, Facebook, American Express, JP Morgan, Citizen's Bank, and many others.
We've also worked with actors on Broadway and in major films & television shows (including Frozen, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Blue Bloods, Law & Order, New Amsterdam, and more).
Our work has appeared in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and even The Rachael Ray Show, and we've shot for numerous well-known authors including Shana Knizhnik of The Notorious R.B.G.
We've also worked with actors on Broadway and in major films & television shows (including Frozen, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Blue Bloods, Law & Order, New Amsterdam, and more).
Our work has appeared in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and even The Rachael Ray Show, and we've shot for numerous well-known authors including Shana Knizhnik of The Notorious R.B.G.
Our Studios
We have headshot studios in NYC (midtown Manhattan) and Northern NJ (near Ridgewood).
We also shoot with clients all across the world through our Virtual Headshot studio.
We also shoot with clients all across the world through our Virtual Headshot studio.
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NYC Studio
Midtown Manhattan 2 W. 46 St., Suite 1500 New York, NY 10036 |
NJ Studio
Near Ridgewood 611 N. Maple Ave., Suite 9 Ho Ho Kus, NJ 07423 |
Success Stories
Laura Jackson "Initially I was nervous about being photographed. I'm awkward as hell in front of the camera, but I needed the headshots for business purposes. They killed these pictures! They told me exactly how to pose and position my feet/shoulders to get the best angles for the shots. I'm so pleased with the outcome!" |
Nicole Wagner "They were incredibly responsive and emailed me within an hour to ask if I had questions or needed any help prior to the session. The photographer was super nice and reassuring, and knew exactly how to direct me. We stopped after each batch of pictures to make sure I liked them, and when I finally settled on a photo and submitted it for retouching, I received it back within one day." |
Sheila Foster "I have used City headshots now for the past 6 years. I have since had 4 shoots with them over the years, the most recent this month. The photographers are all excellent. If you need a headshot, this is the place to come. I tried out another photographer for a headshot but was disappointed. I am happy to report that City Headshots doesn't disappoint!" |
Hundreds of 5-Star Google Reviews...
START BY VISITING OUR GALLERY
As you look through, pay particular attention to the expressions in each photo.
Our #1 priority is that you walk away with strong photos you love. Learn how we do it in this short guide.
Our #1 priority is that you walk away with strong photos you love. Learn how we do it in this short guide.
HELPFUL GUIDES & INFO
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